For my sake, I think I’ll post more regularly even though I don’t really have anything to say. I’m quite isolated – I’m not complaining – but I think it’d be healthier if there was a bit more interaction somehow. The occasional comment here has been healthy, so it’s one of the ways. No pressure on any visitor here.
I don’t have any kind of circle in person. There are groups I participate in when I feel like it, and there are ways to meet people, but I just don’t form relationships. Truth is, at this point, I have no desire to meet people. I can’t even imagine making a friend.
That’s all for now. Time sure has been flying these past two days. Is it just me?
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There’s nothing wrong with posting more! I worry if you’re okay when you go a long time without posting. I’ve become a serious introvert over the years, myself. But I have met a few people I can interact with lately through volunteering and my church. But I am way behind on reading. I haven’t read a book in about a month though I have a huge “to read” stack. See, you could just ramble on like I’m doing now!
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That’s kind of you to think of me when this site goes quiet. For what it’s worth, you make a difference to someone (me).
I’m glad you met some people! Here, church (or any place of faith) is a good way to meet folks. At least it was in my 20s; I bet it hasn’t changed.
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If I can ever renovate my house, I would like to start a book club. But right now, I don’t let people see the mess it is!
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You could start the Messy House book club! Or the Houses with Character book club. 🙂 I bet it would attract people for its relatability.
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Ha! funny
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I hope you do post regularly.
My experience whenever I post ‘nothing to say’ these are the posts people like most.
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Sometimes it helps to post a little something, if only for the reason it allows you to vent or deal with something you can’t put a finger on until somewhere down the road. (And I can totally relate to not having a ‘circle’ in life, so why not ‘reach out’ into the ‘universe’ through the healthy outlet you’ve created here 🙂 )
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Yeah, venting and problem-solving are the norm here, and thankfully both have quieted down, particularly the venting. I like that. So how to be communicative without dipping into the totally trivial is the question. As for a circle in person, at least you’ve got your spouse.
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