Editorial: Avoiding the Consistency of Overwriting Myself into a Corner

Lately I've been doing so much networking,helping other writers make their way, I was thinking how can I take a break from writing? Obviously I want to write enough, and I do post for Monday Blogs, but for me that is not essentially sitting down and typing out a fifty thousand word project. Some days I don't want to write, mind I do my best writing when I don't actually think about it, and I simply write. Usually helping other writers requires me to write out steps, or something to keep them interested. I should know,sometimes I feel queasy whenever im writing something uninspired, but if you understand writing,you grow to learn that you don't always need to be spin soured to get something of purpose written down. I've also been doing other things, trying to keep my mid busy, and working on projects in the proper time they deserve. I'm also only taking on two maximum, unlike last time where I took them on all-comers whenever possible. Monday Blogs has been my saving grace for writing constantly, and I've rarely missed it, but I've always had a proper excuse. Most people will tell you to continuously write, because every single letter typed is supposedly a learning experience. Then again, these writers are rarely practitioners of what they preach. I say writing is not always the answer. Sometimes stopping is better than writing yourself into an aneurysm. I didn't get out as often this summer as I wished I could've been,because it hasn't been much of a summer, very cold, nearly a chilly spring most of the summer. If this was considered a hot summer, then the ones from my childhood we're brutal. This was a very cold, very boring summer. I kind of wished I did more, but I know that doing things is not in my budget. I'm not enjoying myself as much as I wished I could've, but at least I'm close to just saying sayonara to this summer. Either way, I'm still look forward to the pumpkin season, because it is my favorite time of year. I don't know what the hell this post is supposed to be about,,but I'm hoping that something good eventually comes from out of all this hard work. I really don't expect to be anyone special, that's not even my goal, but I do hope some of my hard work, even the littlest thing, gets appreciated, or at minimum, acknowledged. Thank you for reading this unusual,soppy, pitiful post of the Malacast editorial. I like to be juxtaposed, seeing as the last post was more about confidence. Either way, my e-mail is: mcasteditorial.blogspot.com, Or for easier access, just follow me on Twitter: Twitter.com/mcasteditorial Again thank you for reading the Malacast Editorial, have a great week!