I Should be Doing NaBloPoMo

I’m supposed to be NaBloPoMo (and am currently not in the mood to find the link since I’m typing this in Windows Live Writer). Basically this means that you post something to your blog once a day everyday in November. When I first heard about it I was excited. I anxiously signed up and then looked around the site. I thought about the interesting things I would blog about and how I could get people to come visit my blog.

Then my other personality stepped in and became bored with the whole prospect. I go through days where I just don’t want to look at another blog and I certainly don’t want to post to mine. Now I have three. What the hell was I thinking? I get distracted way too easily and then, oh boy, when I do post it’s too short and lacks a lot of umph. Anyway, my other personality said to me "That doesn’t really make sense, does it?" And she was right. The other thing, NaNaWrMo or whatever makes more sense. You should write 50,000 words by the end of the month. And that many words could very well be your best seller. But what are the goals for NaBloMo? Promotion? Page Views? I’m confused. Which pisses me off because I was so excited and I just talked myself down from that. I so suck sometimes.

I’m also trying to design my own theme, but that’s not going so well. Honestly, can this damned brain fog get any worse? I keep going into the css file and forgetting what everything is, but I know that I know it. Grrr…. That’s flippin’ driving me crazy.

So, back to what I should be doing. I should be publishing replies on the forums that I frequent. Every so often I feel confident enough to write something coherent and push the publish button. But then I get like today and want to say something but am unsure of how to go about saying it. Kind of like this damned post. All over the damned place. *sigh*

Well, I hope I’ve satisfied a requirement for something because I’ve officially lost my train of thought and that means I’m done.

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