Blogtober: It’s a Thing!

It’s late: after 11:00 p.m. One last scroll through the online social outlets I enjoy: Instagram and Facebook, mostly. Wouldn’t you know it, I ran across something that caught my eye: Blogtober! The challenge is to write a blog a day for the entire month.

Anyone who has known or followed me prolly knows that I like monthly challenges. Exercise! Kale! Hydration! Journaling! Reading! Practicing Spanish! So when I saw this one, I got a little excited about it.

So here is my first one of the month. I’m starting out enthusiastic. We’ll see how this goes. It will be interesting (to me, anyway) to see what topics I choose to write about. I have no master plan, no themes, no grand design.

Like the old NBC-TV sit-com “Seinfeld,” it might turn out to be a show about nothing. I’m okay with that.

My thought with Blogtober is to just write. Don’t worry too much about editing – just write. Don’t worry about trying to be too clever – just write. It’s more about practice than perfection for me. I suspect that as the month goes on, I’ll come up with more ideas. Just… write.

But for now it’s late and I just wanted to get the first [fledgling] one in the books. Boring, perhaps. But in my thinking, it’s better to begin imperfectly than not at all.

Challenge accepted!

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