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Bloggers do get Writer’s Block
By Nick Hodge | January 11, 2008
U IZ BANND FROM TEH TWITTA.
This posting on http://on10.net/ : “64bits. More than 2 times 32″ has been in my Windows Live Writer drafts for too long. Sitting there, looking at me.
The topic was easy. I knew I was going to write something about Vista x64. Not that I am the world’s expert: and that was half of the problem. Researching, reading. Trying things out.
Writing it down, well that is another matter.
Some days writing is easy. It just flows. From your brain through the keys. Music going to get a steady rhythm. No-one in the house interrupting your thoughts.
Other days, you are not in the zone. Watch some video. Listen to some Podcasts. Twitter a little. Twitter a lot.
And twitter, my friends, is sucking the words from my brain. That’s it. Twitter is a word-sucking-vampire of thoughts.
Topics: blogging, technology | 4 Comments »
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January 16th, 2008 at 1:10 am
Nick, you’ve only been back on Twitter a little while.
January 16th, 2008 at 4:36 pm
@lexia having twitter client application difficulties. bummer.
January 22nd, 2008 at 8:51 pm
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