The tail end of #Bloganuary from a writer who can’t be bothered to blog daily.
29th Jan: How are you changing the world?
Who? Me?
I’ll pass at this one. . .
Although I have been thanked (in retirement) by a couple of people I used to line manage for training them up. Maybe they’ll change the world.
It’s not a responsibility I’ll pass on to my kids to take up. Sometimes just surviving takes all our energies.
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30th Jan: Describe yourself as a tree.
A stout oak. Or maybe a hawthorn: gnarled and spiky.
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31st Jan: How do you feel when you look at the stars?
Cold?
(Well, it is midwinter, here in the UK.)
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You may have noticed…
I’ve lost interest in these. Perhaps it’s because I’ve had a busy weekend, but even here, now, on a Monday, I’m not inspired to invent anything more to add to my previous answers.
And – is it just me – or are the prompts getting tired as well? As if the setter has had enough of January too and is falling back on cliched comparisons.
Last week, though, I noticed my responses to prompts had grown more voluble as the weeks progressed, so it seems the #Bloganuary challenge has had something of the desired effect.
Time to write another story. . .
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Writing Wrinkles, and Random Ramblings 
I love the way you write exactly what you think Cathy, no unnecessary flourishes, and confusing clutter! I started the bloganuary questions, did about three, and screamed “uncle” loud and clear. My comfort is in weekly posts, and in-between I’m forced to live my regular life. The one with laundry, dirty dishes, food preparation, grandbabies, decluttering, reading, and sleep requirements. My longest month is always the one I’m in and the shortest grabs it up at the end. Hugs, C
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I know what you mean. I’ve had an unscheduled family weekend, which could be why I’ve been short of introspection and blogging time. Life’s still out there, after all, away from the screen. Thanks for adding your thoughts.
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Well done Cathy, I couldn’t even get started. I am trying to finish a Shadrack Bones story at the moment while I overcome the blockage with my novel.
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my imagination is still on lockdown, I think.
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Mine too.
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it seems as if many other bloggers who did bloganuary were getting tired of the prompts, finding them difficult or uninspiring…
congrats on finishing it!
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the prompt setters seemed to give up on it too… thanks for sticking with my responses. 🙂
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I found the bloganuary posts were … actually i don’t know how to describe them. Not great, certainly. I liked the one word prompts, they give you more flexibility to run in your own direction, but these questions were… strange.
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They were getting a bit too ‘Disney’ towards the end, I thought. thanks for sticking with me. 🙂
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