Crossroads

I’m kind of bored of writing about work, as you probably have sensed by now. The magic of the freak show of the days of The Company is impossible to re-create, and Rickety Properties, albeit also populated by truly freaky individuals, doesn’t seem to give me the same level of inspiration. I feel like writing about other stuff that I find amusing or irritating in life. The annoying women with hairy bushes I see in the changing rooms of the yoga studio; my dabbling in Mind Body & Spirit stuff and my encounter with workshop junkies and self-proclaimed spiritual masters. The inevitability of my next-door neighbours having the most frightening rows whenever I attempt to give my friend I. a Reiki treatment.

I don’t need to make a decision until March 2011, when my Typepad subscription will be up for renewal; and being a paid-for service, I won’t be paying for a blank screen. But maybe the inspiration will come back, who knows?

Comments

[Eve]

Whatever you write about, I'll read. (There's always WordPress. Or Blogspot.)

[Asphodelia]

Thank you :-)
You're right, I could migrate Office Troll to a WordPress blog anyway. I have an account and I reserved the name just in case, years ago. I guess it doesn't have to be killed off in that respect; but it needs to be separate from anything else I do because it has to stay anonymous, for obvious reasons, and that's beginning to be a burden in the age of sharing across different social networks, microblogging sites etc.

[Terri]

I hope you do continue to write..about anything! I think the free blog sites are great too.

[Steve]

Having read your blog, I was amused by iTunes new Ping thing. Only because the association was not smart new Apple move, but crazy estate agent with a buzz word.
Hope you can find some inspiration somewhere, because its things like that, and of course the body of work, that make me smile.
Best Wishes

[Asphodelia]

Thanks! :-)
Apparently Harry's by no means alone in his use of the word 'PING'. A friend of mine had a job interview with another estate agent, and her interviewer also said that they 'PING' property details to applicants via email. And then Apple! I must admit, when I heard about iTunes/Ping, I, too, smiled....