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Bishwajeet Mahato
from Jamshedpur |

do nything that u loved in the past n love in the present too

Rohini
from Bangalore |

Hmm.. that could be something..

Shankar
from Chennai |

About what you did when you were away from your beloved blog....The reason that kept you away from your beloved blog... http://ballat.blogspot.com

Rohini
from Bangalore |

Thanks for the suggestion. Though doing that would bore the readers with details about the goings - on in my life.

J S Sahni
from Delhi |

Hey Rohini!

What were you writing about in the past by the way?

JS

Rohini
from Bangalore |

I'm glad someone asked that. It's a 'something about everything' blog. I write anything that comes to my mind. The blog is not restricted to any particular category.

Suman Bolar
from Bangalore |

How about a post titled "5 things I missed about blogging... and 5 things I didn't"?

The FTB Blog

Rohini
from Bangalore |

Now that's a good one.

J S Sahni
from Delhi |

Write on the changes you noticed in the blog world on your return to blogging! Does that work?

Suman Bolar
from Bangalore |

So, um, did you figure it out yet?

Rohini
from Bangalore |

Yup, the new post will be up in a day!

Suman Bolar
from Bangalore |

Cool - I look forward to reading it.

Malathy Badri
from Bangalore |

I read this useful article somwhere but I see no harm in sharing with other bloggers. I hope the original author forgives me for not mentioning him/her.Embarassed

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salaamreaders
from Delhi |

Well, I seem to share your problem. No inspiration.

Ketan
from Bangalore |

This is called "Writer's Block". there are lot of ways you could get over it:

1) Try to dig out last five post of yours and expand those posts in a manner that it forms a series. For example, you current post about Kerala Trip can be extended by trips to cochin, munnar etc.. Another example is your post called "Going One Up", you could search another funny ad (there was similar one between pepsi, coke and sprite). Another example is your post "The Thieveses". You can provide suggestions to other bloggers on what do to or what not to do. 

2) Another beautiful way is to write about "Writer's Block"itself. May be about its history, why it happens, how to handle it, what are the psychological issues etc etc.. You could even exapnd this to include a post on "How to maintain blog traffic despite Writer's block?" I dont know the solution but if you could find it, post it, it would be super hit :-)

3) If you have been blogging for many years, you could actually re-hash some of your old posts (write a new post with new additions and link to old post).

4) Since you already know what you like say "cooking" or "travelling" or anything specific keyword, make a search for that keyword on Digg, Tumblr or Twitter to find out what is hot topic... post about that.

5) You could also post a "link post" where you just provide list of best read for the weekend (include some of your old posts as well)

Hope that helps.

Ketan

Rohini
from Bangalore |

I liked the bit about recycling old posts. I have a 'view random post' button for readers to go through my blog but I have never really thought of that. Thanks.

Rajnish Kumar
from Bangalore |

सच पूछो तो आपको ये बात लिखने से नहीं रोक रही कि मैं क्या लिखूं ,आपको ये बात लिखने से रोक रही है कि ऐसा क्या लिखूं कि लोग उसे पढ सकें.
अगर आप खुद से बात करती हैं तो केहने के लिये बहुत कुछ होगा.कोशिश कीजिये ....

tys
from Sharjah |

write abt why u dont feel like writing..or write a nasty piece abt mallus since u been to kerala....nothing beats writer block than shocking your own system..the responding comments will ensure that u keep writing for  long time..when the steam runs out, write something nasty abt women ( men are so overdone)...then u got education, religion, race...man, its a field ripe for picking...so get picking girl

Rohini
from Bangalore |

If I were to write such a 'nasty' post, I am afraid I'll have to make it up. During my short stay in Mallu-land, everyone there was saccharine sweet to me.

Hemal Shah
from Mumbai |

hmm... even i am grapplin with the same thing.. you lose the steam and the rhythm.. 

i dont know what to post next as my mind is pre-occupied with something that is more valuable to me than my blog... so till i am down to earth, dont think i can peacefully blog :P

Rohini
from Bangalore |

I agree. Blogging is the first thing that goes out of the window when pressing things in life take over.

Aditi Bhalerao
from Mumbai |

I can identify with ur condition...

I hav been away from my blog for quite sometime now as I have more important and superbly critical things on my hand right now... and its gonna take another couple of weeks before I am off to vacation... so we r kinda sailing in same boat!!! may be  vacation related stufff might help in my futre posts..Tongue out but as of now... I am too clueless about my blog...to write anything!!! Undecided

Rohini
from Bangalore |

Folks, this an old thread. I don't have 'bloggers' block' anymore. I have started a technology blog and joined a collaborative blog on travel. I have my hands full with them.