The 4 Stages When You Have Nothing to Blog About

Good point in your last sentence. Me too, when I am not inspired, don't post anything in those days. I like your blog theme - looks simple and cute -, and your drawings too, looks funny and it's some kind good to use your own images than using from internet. Also your idea of anti social media is something original to me, caught my attention. Keep up the good work! Victor.

Love it Jay Who does the drawings? Is it you? Final line has to be the one to remember... "It's just a blog." You are so right, it's just a blog. Keep up the anti-social info.

What I love most about these stages are your drawings. Those rock! But seriously, who would honestly use Jersey Shore for inspiration in writing something? It sounds like a good blogging contest - worst content ever that includes Jersey Shore.

I don't think I could live in a world without blogging, sir. So you better entertain us and get serious about this blogging biz-nass! =P

I love you Jay Dolan. Only you could turn nothing into something. This had me rolling in the aisles. I'd like to also share some of that love with Jon-Erik Lido above for his neat conclusion.

and finally 5. Write a blog post about having nothing to blog about. or perhaps more honestly... 5. Comment on a blog post about having nothing to blog about.

I could always write about Peter Pan again. Or not. Definitely not.

The world will exist after blogs? Surely you jest? :-p

And of course, the ultimate irony is that if you posted a picture of your cat playing with a toy, you'd get twice as many visitors are usual, posting multiple comments about how cute the cat is. This would lead to a couple of hundred Diggs, and before you know it, your blog will appear in a dozen "Post of the Day" lists as "Cute Cat Plays With Toy and Lulz" and you'll make a few hundred bucks off adsense clicks. It's a sick world.