Comments on: (insert pithy title here) http://browniesfordinner.com/2009/11/07/insert-pithy-title-here/ breaking rules and taking names Mon, 14 May 2012 01:16:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: SarahKatehttp://browniesfordinner.com/2009/11/07/insert-pithy-title-here/#comment-2035 SarahKate Mon, 09 Nov 2009 13:55:29 +0000 http://browniesfordinner.com/?p=1785#comment-2035 I thought about doing NaBloPoMo, but totally chickened out. Good luck! Maybe next year I'll be as brave as you are! I thought about doing NaBloPoMo, but totally chickened out. Good luck! Maybe next year I’ll be as brave as you are!

]]> By: Jennyhttp://browniesfordinner.com/2009/11/07/insert-pithy-title-here/#comment-2021 Jenny Sun, 08 Nov 2009 19:53:24 +0000 http://browniesfordinner.com/?p=1785#comment-2021 Totally agree with Brit. I have another suggestion too - and it's helped me approach this NaBloPoMo challenge with a little more excitement. During a little quiet time today, I brainstormed all the things I've wanted to learn but hadn't found time to do - and then committed to doing as many of them as I could in the month. Granted, these weren't big things like getting a PhD, but they were things I knew I could accomplish within the confines of a normal day. For example, I had bought some pumpkins and knew I wanted to make a soup in a pumpkin meal - why not dress it up a little bit, take some photos, and make that my post? That way I accomplished 3 things - I made dinner, I made something from my list, and I got a post out of it too. Sounds simplistic, but it's all a one-day-at-a-time thing. 8 days in, I feel like I have so much to do, but I'm so excited by the prospects. You're going to do great! You'll get over this hump and by day 25, you'll find you have a dozen more things you want to do! Totally agree with Brit. I have another suggestion too – and it’s helped me approach this NaBloPoMo challenge with a little more excitement. During a little quiet time today, I brainstormed all the things I’ve wanted to learn but hadn’t found time to do – and then committed to doing as many of them as I could in the month. Granted, these weren’t big things like getting a PhD, but they were things I knew I could accomplish within the confines of a normal day. For example, I had bought some pumpkins and knew I wanted to make a soup in a pumpkin meal – why not dress it up a little bit, take some photos, and make that my post? That way I accomplished 3 things – I made dinner, I made something from my list, and I got a post out of it too.
Sounds simplistic, but it’s all a one-day-at-a-time thing. 8 days in, I feel like I have so much to do, but I’m so excited by the prospects.

You’re going to do great! You’ll get over this hump and by day 25, you’ll find you have a dozen more things you want to do!

]]> By: Brit Hammerhttp://browniesfordinner.com/2009/11/07/insert-pithy-title-here/#comment-2020 Brit Hammer Sun, 08 Nov 2009 18:38:18 +0000 http://browniesfordinner.com/?p=1785#comment-2020 Yeah, blogging can get heavy if it's something you feel you "have" to do. (I posted a while back about "'Have to' is heavy. 'Want to' is light".) If I may offer some unsolicited advice it's this: just post when you're bursting to share. It's those posts full of passion that will keep us coming back for more. So do if your yourself, not for us--It actually benefits us all. Oh, and just a gentle reminder that many of us have RSS readers and will see your posts as they are published, whenever that may be. <3 Yeah, blogging can get heavy if it’s something you feel you “have” to do. (I posted a while back about “‘Have to’ is heavy. ‘Want to’ is light”.) If I may offer some unsolicited advice it’s this: just post when you’re bursting to share. It’s those posts full of passion that will keep us coming back for more. So do if your yourself, not for us–It actually benefits us all. Oh, and just a gentle reminder that many of us have RSS readers and will see your posts as they are published, whenever that may be. <3

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