Blog, Don't Write
Weird story short: This spring a stranger sits down next to me and says that writing is my gift in this lifetime, followed by, “I don’t know why I say that.” We have a chuckle, we chat, we part. Latent writing ability? Psychic woo-woo? I don’t know. Despite my intentions, I feel more and more joyful. At home I open my drawing book and write a haiku. Just like that. No effort. Three days later I find myself accidentally submitting it to a newspaper that accidentally buys it and accidentally publishes it. (It's this one.)
You can imagine what goes through my head—I’m magical!—and the three-step ditty that follows: write, submit, reject. Thus began my blogging, the new world’s oldest profession.
Knowing that seven people read Small and Big is enough. (You are my favorite, o' course.) Thanks for reading!
You can imagine what goes through my head—I’m magical!—and the three-step ditty that follows: write, submit, reject. Thus began my blogging, the new world’s oldest profession.
Knowing that seven people read Small and Big is enough. (You are my favorite, o' course.) Thanks for reading!
Comments