Blog Gone Sour

In a recent post ( http://itsduhattityood.squarespace.com/blogs/2007/1/20/ramblin-bloggin.html ), I wrote about the blog. It was not specifically to define a blog. I just didn't have anything to say or post, for that matter.

After the decline of my first blog -- (the one which contained more nonsensical blurbs than resolute facts but still attracted readers to a point )-- I felt glum. The blog had reached its barren state. Nobody seemed to be appeased with it anymore. It was pointless to keep going. I cut the cord. I didn't actually delete it, but I had denied access to it. I purposely placed myself in a desolate position so that I may not be reached nor seen nor heard. It was lonesome.

I "killed" my first blog not because I have given up my passion for blurbing. Hell no! I wanted to reach a bigger audience, not just limited to a chosen few. I wanted to explore the possiblity of building a bigger group of readers who are "blog enthusiasts" -- willing to communicate and advocate. No holds barred.

Over the next couple of days following the "demise" of my blog (hah! and I gave it a ceremonial wake) I laboriously hammered my brain to come up with another blog space that will be a reincarnation of my beloved blog. Through hell and high waters I tried various ways to create a blog (in a blog space) that was uncomplicatedly readable and accessible.

When finally I settled on this oh-so-interesting application on how to create your own website, with all the colors and styles and designs to choose from, affording me the freedom to express my artistic inclination (ugh! what garbage! there I said it for you. Put those eyebrows down and pay attention), I then found myself in a disconcerting position. I was stuck. Other than copying and pasting all my old writings and all the daffy articles I compiled, my mind was blank. Nada.

Now I am back to square one. I have to rebuild the motivation of writing my thoughts down in an instant -- in order to catch up with what I had already started. I had already invited quite a huge audience -- from family, to relatives, to friends, to strangers (?) jus' kiddin' .. even (dishearteningly) invited my antagonists LOL. Not to mention the fact that this blog is now on the internet - Schitt. The information superhighway cannot wait or I lose my chance like a lead balloon. I MUST come up with something. I Must.