Of course, the aforementioned embarrassment has occurred in real-time; thus, I don't even really have to mention it here. But, I shall, so that others after me will take note.
Allow me to reiterate that important adage: Everything in moderation.
Remember a couple of posts back when I was raving about the FanStory website? I could write and post and receive feedback and enter contests to my heart's content...and I went on and on about how Productive I was?
Okay, my fervent ardor was waned. A little. Last week I got caught up in entering contests, particularly of poetry, of which I am not terribly skilled at writing. I composed a clever limerick that I thought was rather catchy...and I didn't do as well as I would have liked. In my darkest hour, I surmised that a conspiracy was afoot...pockets of friends at FanStory vote for each other's entries, thus keeping the new blood out.
It was then I realized that I'm writing for the wrong reasons. I should be writing to write, not writing to win fake member dollars in a contest.
And for goodness sake, I must lay off the poetry. Someone is trying to tell me something. But, for your own edification, I will reprint my limerick here:
Spelling Is Important
If there is a skill one should do well,
I recommend knowing how to spell.
When mistake is 'mystic'
or public is 'pubic',
it is essential, as you can tell!
I recommend knowing how to spell.
When mistake is 'mystic'
or public is 'pubic',
it is essential, as you can tell!
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