- Sleep: “20 more minutes will make my morning writing session go so much better.”
- Read comic books: “Sandman is practically literature, and Fables is good since Once has gone downhill.”
- Watch TV: “I can’t believe I’ve let five Parks and Rec stack up on the DVR!”
- Play with your dog: “Who’s a good boy!”
- Eat Mexican Food: “I definitely won’t be feeling sluggish after eating this burrito. More queso!”
- Watch Football: “Is that good enough for you BCS? Did we win convincingly this time?”
- Play a video game: “Ooh! New Wadjet Eye on GOG! And a new Indie Royale Bundle!”
- Do writingish things: “Let’s reformat this one more time. Time to generate another eBook copy.”
- Eat Pizza: “Papa John’s, Donato’s , Belleria, Anges or Pizza House?”
- Do a character study for a future book: “I’m going to look at this when I write this book in two years.”
- Play with technology: “What’s the right combination of books, apps and videos to have on my tablet right now?”
- Delete your e-mail: “Stupid G-mail. Why delete it? Because I have 30,000 e-mails that’s why!”
- Eat Chinese Food: “I don’t know what yum yum sauce is but I could drink the stuff.”
- Clean up your office: “Or I could just go to a coffee shop to work again.”
- Look at Facebook: “That George Takei is amazing. Eau My cologne? Priceless.”
- Look at WordPress: “I think I need a new header, and where’s code for a progress bar?”
- Look at Sales Stats: “Woohoo! Someone else loves fractals!”
- Play with your cat: “Ouch!”
- Drink Fancy Beer: “I love a good Scottish Porter. You know it’s good if you can’t see through it.”
- Write a list instead of a blog post. “I’m sure no one will mind!”
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A majority are interactive, allowing visitors to leave comments and even message each other via GUI widgets on the blogs, and it is this interactivity that distinguishes them from other static websites. In that sense, blogging can be seen as a form of social networking service. Indeed, bloggers do not only produce content to post on their blogs, but also build social relations with their readers and other bloggers.There are high-readership blogs which do not allow comments, such as Daring Fireball.
‘Write a list instead of a blog post. “I’m sure no one will mind!”’
Well, I sure don’t mind.
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