You know, I wanted this whole week to be successful based on arbitrary guidelines that I set for myself, I wanted this theme of spooky horror fear based concepts to flow all week since it is almost Halloween, and I wanted to get four posts up this week. I want to get at least four posts up every week, because I feel like I should have goals. Goals are good, right? Yet, here I am, writing about non-horror based subjects of contemplativeness, words are hard. I am once again wri

I will not! I will do it now. I will not procrastinate about writing about procrastination! There we go, that's how it is done. Have a good day everyone! Okay, no, that's not everything. That would be too easy. So, let's talk about procrastination. Something I am amazing at! If I was going to do an article about how to procrastinate, you would be getting advice from a professional. That would help no one though, especially not myself. This topic has been talked about by a lot

Anyone who writes or attempts to write has had that moment in their hobby/career where they stare at a blank page, their mind completely stuck on how to start this damn whatever the hell. What is the first sentence? What should the first word be? First impressions are everything! What does "Fuckin' hell" from my first post ever tell people about what to expect? This is such a common occurrence that all over the place on the internets are articles about ways to get past writer