Back in those hazy days before I had a blog, the main events that filled up the left-over space inside my head involved imaginary conversations with non-existent people, but now pretty much all that goes on in there is blog-posting.
You have to wonder who I imagine I'm constructing these posts for: the little internet inside my head, perhaps. They almost never reach the light of
In any case, this is pretty much like the frozen peas thing. I'm hoping for some indication that I'm not all that unusual in this, or if I am, at least a referral to a support group would be nice.
So 'fess up. Do you too have an imaginary blog?
I do that too, although I'm not sure that should make you feel better about it, since I generally sit in therapy not talking, writing imaginary blog posts about the questions I can't answer.
ReplyDeleteI write imaginary blog posts too. Sometimes to get them out, I write them down. But comme Lucy, I don't know if being like me should make you feel any better either.
ReplyDeleteI love you guys. And I don't care if you are crazy too. At least we can all be crazy together.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks, Alan!
I am ALWAYS writing imaginary blog posts in my head! Glad to hear that I am not the only doing this. It used to be that when I would see or hear something interesting, I would think about telling someone. Now, I think about how I can write a post on it in my blog! What has become of me?
ReplyDeleteyep -- I do.
ReplyDeleteI always think -- "must post this later." Then I forget.
THIS is why I need a PDA.
I love you guys, too :)
ReplyDeleteWow, this interwebs thing really is great.
ReplyDeleteNo, I don't even compose blogs in my head. What I have is a nearly constant internal monologue. Depending on where I am and what I've been doing, this can be in multiple languages--at the same time, mind you--and go from anything to telling myself off to a running commentary on whatever I'm up to. I can't shut the damn thing up.