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[cleolinda]

I've gone six months without missing a day of posting, and yet I can't think of anything to say today. It was a gorgeous day--you could hear the birds singing even from inside the house--so I spent some time outside with the dogs, then came back in and got a good bit of work done. My jaw's bothering me, though; I must have been clenching it again. And... that's all I really have to report. So... what did you do this weekend?

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[cleolinda.livejournal.com]

Well, once I got a streak started, I didn't want to stop, and if there's nothing much to say, it's not hard to post something like "S'up, guys," like today.

[inksplotched.livejournal.com]

Good point! It's just -- I have streaks of updating multiple times a day, and then I'll leave my journal empty for a week. Sometimes there's just nothing to say, but you have considerably more followers than me; "S'up, guys" wouldn't work quite so well in my journal. *laughs*

[particle-person.livejournal.com]

There's a good reason to do it too -- your blog audience grows when you post regularly (for generic blogger values of "you"). For a writer, that will be valuable later.

Mind you, I am a little amused that a post that boils down to "Waddup?" got 125 replies.