Writing about writing

I just received a very cute email thanking me for all my posts about writing and saying how helpful they find them—for, which, well, blush!—but wondering how I find the time.

It’s like this: writing about writing is way easier than, you know, actually writing.

14 comments

  1. I dunno. I think readin about cake is easier than reading about writing about writing.

    Unless, of course, the writing about cake includes a recipe with exact measurements, ’cause that can get to be some mighty tedious reading.

  2. Mary Elizabeth S.
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    writing about writing is indeed easier than actually writing, but it’s not as easy as writing about someone else’s writing about writing (ie, commenting on a blog where someone has written about writing), which just might be the easiest of all.

    except for eating yummy stuff, of course

    ~mary

    (yes, i am procrastinating. i must stop now.)

  3. not cake. pie. pie is goooood.

    my world has been flipped upside down b/c somehow the caps have weaseled their way back onto this blog. aaahhhhhh!! 😀

  4. Rebecca: What can I say? I got bored. It’s been lowercase since 25 May 2005.

    As the first person to notice, I should prolly give you some kind of prize. Several other people commented without mentioning the change . . .

  5. Mary Elizabeth S.
    on #

    Such are my surveillance skills that I did not notice until now that this post (and it’s comments) contained caps. Aren’t I just so very observant?

    (And yet my first comment was caps-less, which is odd considering I even capitalize my IMs…)

    ~Mary

  6. ooooh, a prize! perhaps pie. pie pie pie pie pie! 😀

    i have gotten too much in the habit of not using my caps. i don’t know if i can handle the switch back….

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