Beating writer’s block without getting shin splints.
At the moment I hate running. The only redeeming value I see in it is that I’m learning some lessons about writer’s block that maybe will help someone. I hope.
Now, understand, I’m not a natural runner. I’ve never really liked it or understood why people are fascinated with endlessly pounding asphalt for mile upon mile upon mile. The only time I used to kind of like running was when I lived in Colorado and could do it in the mountains on winding trails. That was at least a little engaging because I had tree roots and mountain bikers to dodge, and endless views. Not so in Nashville.
But despite my disdain for running I’ve begun hitting the road in the morning with my neighbor, Kevin. (Yes, he’s really my neighbor and his name really is Kevin. He’s one of three Kevin’s on our block. It’s a cosmic anomaly, I know.). And thanks to my newfound hobby, I’ve learned a few painful lessons that apply to the writer’s life. Learn from my pain, dear friends, because something good has to come from my early mornings. Continue Reading…
The grass is always greener.
What should you do when a rabbit comes your way? I mean a rabbit who talks, wears clothes, and can tell time. I suppose, if you’re smart, you follow it. That’s what I would do. Down the rabbit hole.
NOTE: For those of you who missed it, the words “follow it” above are a hyperlink. If you still don’t see it, then just CLICK HERE.