Void of inspiration at the moment

Man, I wish I had a twin! 

Okay, that was random. But really, I wish I had a twin. We’ll do twin things…

…and when I’m void of inspiration, my twin would pick up the slack…

…and make me look good. 🙂

Okay, maybe I am referring to a clone, but it does not chase away the fact that lately, I am not feeling inspired.

For the last two weeks or so, I’ve been feeling really uninspired where it concerns… almost everything. I don’t feel like blogging although I have so many incredible topics to share. My writing has taken a backseat because I am not excited about completing what I’ve started. Sometimes I don’t feel like going to work on mornings because all I want to do is stay in and sleep.

Maybe I need to step away from everything for a little while.

Maybe I am afraid to step away for a little while because I may not be inspired to come back to this blog.

But!

For now, I’ve decided to update the blog randomly (nice word for saying whenever I feel like). Maybe I can reblog a few old posts or stick them to the top of the page like my friend Cheila did. I don’t want to quit the blog, but I’m just really uninspired at the moment so the posts may dry up for a bit.

Still, though, I wish I had a twin because twinning is winning! Ay, I think I have an idea for a future post! Have a blessed weekend everyone. ❤

*** Marcus & Lucas Dobre GIFs and pic via Google Search. I have a soft spot for these twins and their bright smiles. 🙂

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…REVIEW!

If I write as fast as I read, then book reviews would be updated almost every day. This one is going to be short, though.

At first glance, I thought this was an Amish book because of the model on the cover but soon realized that it was a ‘Shaker’. Obviously, I was just excited to read base on the summary, but I soon found myself wondering about this ‘Shaker’ religion. I did some research and was amazed at how many things I learned.

If you like history, then you’re in luck because this Christian Fiction is set during the French and Indian war time period. I recommend this book. 

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NEXT UP:

Prospect Street by Emilie Richards. It already looks like a good book and I hope I’ll be proven right. 🙂

August 04th: Back to the future

Anachronism (noun): an error in chronology; a person or thing that’s chronologically out of place. Write a story in which a person or thing is out of place, or recount a time when you felt out of place.

Once upon a time when I was about 10 or so… or maybe even younger, my teacher thought that it was lit to throw a party to celebrate us moving to another standard. Man, it was the most awkward thing because I don’t like being in parties, not even kiddie ones and I felt out of place. 

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Maybe I should’ve written a story instead. 🙂

 

Put some balance in your life

Balance makes us stand tall.

Harshvardhan Rane

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