I've just returned to mybloggers to blog after a two year hiatus. I guess it's been building up inside and now it's gushing out. Some of my "ideas" I get from looking at the news on line. Otherwise it's just... here it comes, quick, turn on the computer.

I keep thinking blogging has run its course, but I return. I enjoy sharing my life and things, being I live "solitaire". I, too, run out of things (or forget) to write about.

'You are very organized.' If you only knew how unorganized I am!!!

I try to post something every day, but the days get away from me, and it's more like every couple of days. Just now I was trying to write something, had three false starts. I think we all love reading about what is going on with our blog friends, seeing pictures of flowers in their yards, or hearing about the weather even.

My life is very much the same from day to day also and my blogs are mostly
about family and friends, the weather, my political views and women's
issues. It is a safety valve and a way to connect. I always check to see if
you have written a blog so you do have fans.

I spend 1 hour in the morning and 1 hour at night with blogging and commenting and I am involved with 8-9 blog sites.
I never run out of things to blog about--I more or less have a 'schedule': 1) a movie review 2) a restaurants review 3) recently Sunday pictures usually about nature 4) & 5) personal blogs about me, my life and things from the past 6) a general blog on this and that 7) miscellaneous--I jot down notes during the week whenever I think about a subject
When I started blogging I committed myself to a minimum of 1 blog a day and except for a few days in the hospital in 2008 I think I have.

I don't usually procrastinate, but that's what seems to happen with blogging. I either need to download pictures from the camera or I need more time or something that puts blogging in the background. I often get to thinking about things that would make good entries, but I'm not at the computer at those times.