ODE TO A LONELY BLOG.



It’s been brought to my attention, by various people on various continents, that I have not updated my blog during the past week. While I certainly appreciate such diligent monitoring and reporting of my creative shortfalls, I can assure you all that I am well aware of them.

The truth is…I haven’t had any worthwhile ideas this week. Perhaps it’s because the ol’ biorhythms have been on a low ebb recently. We are, after all, in the midst of a change of seasons. Perhaps it’s because I’ve been editing a book on the side, and that project has devoured much of my creative energy lately. Or maybe it’s because my previous Prawnography post was so bloody brilliant that I felt it earned me a week off.

Whatever the reason for my neglect, I resolved that I would not go to bed tonight until I’ve posted something – ANYTHING – on this…my wilting, decaying Virtual Tapas Bar. So I decided to do what other artists do when their reserve tank of creativity runs dry: Revert to cheesy poetry.

ODE TO A LONELY BLOG.



Oh lonely blog

Shoo’d away like a dog

In the fog

By its cruel master Sal.

No new posts in a week

Is like a slap on the cheek

Fresh ideas proved

Too hard to corral.

If only the master

Would publish posts faster

Then all parts of Spain

Would rejoice.

Therefore one point is clear

As we cry in our beer

Sal surely ain’t

Blogville’s James Joyce.

Not this week, at least.

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4 thoughts on “ODE TO A LONELY BLOG.”

  1. Sal, you are a genius.
    I’ve just created a blog myself. Otherwise I wasn’t able to post you my congratulations for getting back your creativity. So I have at least a blank blog. I might become addicted to blogs because of you and your Ode.

    A new victim of blogs

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  2. Bon dia, Marta:

    Welcome to blogville. And welcome to the Virtual Tapas Bar. We are glad to have you, because — to my knowlege — you are my first Catalan-speaking visitor. By the way, my own daugter is Catalan, in case you’ve forgotten.

    For those of you who don’t know what I’m talking about, Catalans in Spain are similar to Bostonians in the US: They live in the same country, but sound a bit funny when they talk.

    I’m sure that I speak for all web-crawlers when I say that I am anxiously awaiting the first post on your own blog. I tried to link into your blog, but it didn’t work. I therefore encourage you to provide your blogsite’s exact URL, so that I can start scribbling it in the men’s restrooms of all the bars in Cabanillas.

    And if I may propose a title, how about “The Cat & Lana” (logo would be a kitten wrapped in a wool blanket) or “The Cat & Luna” (logo would be a kitten sitting on the moon). On second thought, these might be better names of a pub in London.

    Anyway, benviguts.
    Sal

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  3. Sal, I don’t know where my blog is. I will search it and tell you the adress, but Maria can tell you that I need some time with technological issues. I just found out how to set up the voice mailbox on my mobile.
    I will try with the blog as you promised to spread it among Cabanilla’s men. But not Skeletor, please.

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