Whenever I find the time, my muse comes out — sometimes naughty and sometimes nice. The topic must pop into my mind and then my brain must remember the details. For example, while using the toilet and reading an inspirational page on “God’s love is unchanging”, my muse was on hold because of this Lenten Season project of scanning, archiving and shredding old paperwork from many slong years ago.
I thought to myself and wondered if others would try to change their rituals in numerology, astrology, and other “infantile behaviors”, hoarding habits of collecting objects, addictions to drugs, alcohol, sex and video games and mostly holding on traditions that annoy others.
Who told you to continue a path that is obviously made up by old timers, who are along gone and dead? Who told you that you’d die or be condemned to hell for disobeying laws that people cannot follow? Who told you that if I’m not happy, you’re not happy? The world is meant to to change. Even love interests change. It’s the truth.
As for muse, she has no fixed schedule or need to conjure up anything to make a blog entry happen.
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Topic #76: How do you find your muse? When you sit down to blog, or have a creative project of any kind you need to work on, how do you get yourself motivated to do it? What are your rituals or habits?
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