Here is my response to her, in the form of my own blog post.
I hear you. I am in the same boat. I wrote something like that in October. By the time I have time to sit and blog, I feel like I have already said it somewhere. What will actually get a full post out of me really depends on where I am at the time the Idea comes to fruition. If I am home by the computer, and it is more than a 140c. thought, than I will write a post on fejsez.com. Even though I have the WordPress app on the iPhone, it is not as easy to write. (Maybe that will change with the iPad ) Other than that, I subscribe to the cult of done, and if I have said it, I move on, or if it goes too long from thought and I don’t write it, I move on. (I also use a lot of comma’s to make run-on sentences). Another thing that makes140c. posting easier is I get to spend more time experiencing things and spending time with Katie and others and less time writing. Between our work schedules that quality time is cherished and I don’t want to lose it. I am ok letting my blog go dormant for a while. That is the wonderfulness of RSS and Twitter. When I do write a post, people that follow me will know then. I recently renewed my web hosting after letting it go dormant for a few months. Mainly to have the webspace to test site designs for my mother in law. (I want to redo her site, which is on a Flash-based template and not the easiest to edit.) It also gave me a chance to renew the Wheaton’s law site I made. (www.ruleoftheinternet.com)

While I aspire to write more, when I don’t have time and not in the practice, it is hard to do. I have been trying to do www.750words.com to practice, but I have been having trouble finding the time. Like I mentioned before, the time with Katie when we are not working or riding (her horse, my bike) is valuable. Add to that Jasper, our puppy, who requires a lot of attention and walks it makes it hard. I have the potential to get up early and spend 30-60 minutes writing, but we all know potential=not doing shit right now. I am hoping that now that we are settled here in texas I will be able to get into the groove and write more about the new experiences her in Austin. I do feel better when I have the writing outlet. But as most prolific bloggers and writers have said, the best way to get better at writing is to write, and not be afraid to suck. I think lately I have been doing too much self editing in my head and not writing enough of it down, no matter how scattered it may feel.
Most of all, when I don’t have anything to blog about, I don’t.