Sometimes I think we get too enamoured with perfection. And, as David Siteman Garland says, perfection is imperfection anyway.

Looking forward to seeing your sudden influx of posts!

You wrote,

” I stumbled upon this post.”

So the question is—did you? SU it? I’m silly. But can’t help wondering!

I’ve read through the comments and have come to a conclusion: You are so damn right!

My blog/site is terribly unpopulated right now, yet I’ve got 50 posts drafted and (maybe) ready to go.

This is a terrible waste of energy, space and time! What was I thinking? That I could make them better? No, I’d be much better off to post them and write more! That way I’ll move the lamer early posts down the line in my “recent posts” area! Soon they’ll virtually disappear, unless I want to dig them up, or if someone happens to “like” them.

I disagree with Christina for the same reason you do. Blogging and writing are two very different things. I am a writer, so maybe that’s what’s been clogging up my output line.

I’m going straight to the dashboard and hack a couple o’ those babies out right now!

Thanks for the permission.

First, it was great to see you at #sbt10 last night, look forward to more thoughts from you!

That’s a part that many folks overlook when it comes to blogging, the de-stressing factor. Even if you don’t publish, just getting the things that are bothering you off your chest can be a great stress reliever, like you say.

And less stress can only be good for everyone.

Soon it was apparent to me that “unemployment” was trending and a topic that I could and still can relate to. Blogging is my way of relieving the stresses faced every day. Surviving in the recession is just what it says – how to make a dollar stretch, where to find assistance, ways to convince Senators & House Representatives to vote for their constituents – well I could go on and on but you get the idea.

Happy blogging everyone!

Missy
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