It's been more than two months since my last post. The interesting thing here is that it's like diary-writing, since I can almost completely believe that no one else is reading any of the stuff I write. For a writer that can be powerfully motivating, since everything else he writes is written and urged for public consumption!
Here, if one goes by the utter lack of any comments, it's Me and Me Alone, and the diary syndrome is a great way to keep pouring out all my thoughts. It's been Pooja week and I've just taken out all my written and in-the-process writing from the pooja room. It's a day of hibernation after which we feel sort of refreshed and rejuvenated, we're tempted to feel that, that is. I'll be back in a couple.
2 comments:
Hello,
I have been reading your posts fairly regularly..well as regular as your posts are.
"The interesting thing here is that it's like diary-writing, since I can almost completely believe that no one else is reading any of the stuff I write. For a writer that can be powerfully motivating, since everything else he writes is written and urged for public consumption!" This observation is entirely out of place.
I created a blogger account simply to leave a comment on your post. Very much appreciate your writing and expecting more from you in 2007.
Warm regards & Happy New Year.
Thank you.
thanks for your visit and comment, satlaj. you're right, my observation is out of place (though not entirely), because in the vastness of the web, there's bound to be some welcome visitor who drops a surprise comment as he/ she passes by. i'll consider yours as an early new year gift. thanks again, and i'll be writing more if i know you (and possibly others) are ready to be reading!
(and that must be the writer in me who needs a reader all the time!)
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