# As the time for me to return to work approaches I am left contemplating what I want and what I have achieved. I think it’s only natural to be reflective after such a period of upheaval.
I have mentioned about wanting to do something with my writing but that's the problem - I'm still writing about it rather than doing it.
I know it's not going to happen right away but it doesn't even feel like I'm anywhere near starting.
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# I'd been holding off on digging into my T'ai Chi course and I don't know why.
Okay, we've been busy getting the house straight after having to move everything due to the electrical issues but that still doesn't explain why I've been reticent to dig into the academic parts as opposed to the physical.
Enough! It's time to get cracking.
Is blogging a help or a hinderance? Does the daily habit of sharing thoughts with the world help with ideas? Does the fact they are written and published actually preclude doing more with them on a psychological level? Is the act of hitting publish on a post one of finality? That's it, I'm done with that, on to the next. Or is it just an excuse?