Do you ever run out of things to write about in your blog?

I generally don't run out of ideas. If I don't have anything original to say I will often comment on one of the stories or topics that one of the blogs that I read has written on. The news, blogs, and my life always seem to provide ample opportunities! :) My blog: http://www.mattjonesblog.com -Matt

I try to blog about the stuff I do, which really makes my blog not interesting. I don't do much so most of it is me complaining about my lack of life! I keep saying I will change that but still, nothing changes. I really need to update it again but if you wish to visit it, you can. http://www.aboutpaula.co.uk/index.php

I find your blog very interesting and i like the post. A lot of times that i experienced it especially when i am doing an entry. There are times i don't know how to begin and how to end it. It kinda take a lot of time especially for a beginner like me and not that good in my writing skills. By the way here are my blogs. Feel free to visit them especially my main blog which is the first link: http://onlinediaryofalritch.blogspot.com/ http://hinaru.blogspot.com/ http://themusiclover.blogsome.com/ http://daothersayd.blogsome.com/ http://amla.blogsome.com/ http://mysteriouslife.i.ph/ http://ourhappyjourney.blogsome.com/

I have been at a loss before, several times in fact, but I always seem to find something to write about eventually. sometimes I will write a short note about something i read somewhere else, and link back to it. My main blog is at http://badpennyweb.blogspot.com

I never run out of topics to write about, but I do run out of ambition to keep writing. I've had a one-subject blog going for almost a year, and right now I'm struggling to keep it fresh and useful. My other blog, which is fairly new, is general commentary on whatever interests me at the moment. That can be the news, other people's blog posts, or a book I'm reading. Books and the internet are a big source of inspiration for ideas, but they don't always help me get over writer's block.

Not unless I was smacked in the head and amnesia manifested . . . if I breathe, dream, imagine, like, love, dislike and even despise each day, I write about it each day. Yes I have had myself rendered "blocked consciously, sunconsciously and unconsciously" making it difficult to produce readable informative stuff. Yet, there is so much material inside to be expressed creatively, not enough hours in the day. I enjoy those 'break times' cause solitude is also a wonderful expressed work of art, dontchya think ?