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My Brain: Active and Aware in the Morning, A Puddle of Gray Soup in the Evening
I think I’m going to need to accept the fact that I’m going to have to become a weekend blogger.
Last weekend, I posted every day. I was on top of things. I was the king of the blogging world! But then I went back to work on Monday, and things went downhill.
I think my main issue is that I think more clearly and more creatively in the mornings when I first wake up rather than in the evening. The last few posts I’ve had were written in the morning as soon as I got out of bed. During the workweek I arise at 5 am-ish and have to get out of the house by 6 am in order to be at work by 7 am. I don’t have a lot of time to sit down and write a blog post during my brain’s peak.
When I get home in the evenings, all I have energy to do is stuff my face and relax for a little bit before I settle into my comfortable bed. I’m not usually in a writing mood at night. I may take some pictures, play some guitar, chat with Cheri, or watch some TV — but I never seem to be in the mood to write.
With the new year in full swing, perhaps I need to try to work on incorporating writing into my evening activities. That way I can stay more current with the blogosphere.
Written by Eric Spiegel
January 9, 2009 at 6:31 am
Posted in computers & internet, writing & language
Tagged with blogging, brain, brain activity, evening, habits, meta, morning, routines, writing