hi·ber·nate [hi-ber-neyt] – to withdraw or be in seclusion; retire.
That’s where I’ve been. I’ve been busy, had a lot of things going on, had people over at the house, was stressed at work, had to go to the gym, had to attend a party, had to be at this conference, was sleeping, was taking a bath, was out-of-town, was talking to a friend, was meeting a friend, was having dinner, was having lunch, was trying to catch up with my sister, was in the park, was in the hospital, was incommunicado, was sick, was not inspired, was too lazy, was too tired, was too complacent, was too indifferent, had to do the laundry, had to do the dishes, had to clean my house, to balance my check book, had to settle my debt, was watching my favourite show, was watching garbage, was watching this old movie, had a toothache, had a sore knee, had a headache, had a heartache.
I had all the excuses for not writing and not thinking and not being productive. That’s all got to stop.
I hadn’t realised how much I want to write and how much writing made me feel good.
Let’s do this again, shall we?

Beautiful Post!
funny