Good for you concentrating on your writing. I tend to let blogging override other concerns as well. But the feedback is instant and immediate, making the whole process addictive as hell. It’s like being on stage – you get applause or you get tomatoes; which ever it is – at least you know where you stand. I find that irresistible – I think most bloggers do. I went on the stage to hear the applause I wasn’t getting from my home. Today I blog for substantially the same reason. Though I have one completed novel, and a memoir that’s chugging right along, getting them published and garnering that ‘applause’ I crave has proven more daunting than I expected. So I blog. It hones my writing skills, and allows me the opportunity to interact with scads of interesting and like-minded individuals such as yourself. But, like you; I need to concentrate my efforts in other areas. So good luck, my dear! And I hope life takes some kinder turns for your future.

Stroke of genius casting Spader and Shatner opposite each other.

hmmmm. But I guess I’m beginning to forget most of my teenage years… so I guess that makes me all grown up now.

If you weren’t capable of many strange things I probably wouldn’t be reading this right now.

I can relate to a lot of what you say. Seems when I over-analyze and over-think some decision, I always make the wrong one.

And I’ve always thought/said I think it’s good if people can live on their own, even for a short while, instead of going straight from their parents to a spouse.

You write about how adulthood is changing. I write about how to properly cleanse your hands in a public restroom. That seems about right.