Conversations with Corey, which include inspiring words from Wiwille

In the few years I've blogged I've seen many others come and go. The statistic is most blogs last only a few months, and then people just either a) get bored, b) lack the creative juices to find a muse, c) try other artistic pursuits, such as learning how to play the spoons. My friend Corey is one such blogger, who decided to dive into the world of online publishing, but suddenly the posts stopped coming.

Listed below is a conversation him and I had about blogging:

Corey: I'm thinking of starting another blog...but one without my name in it...I wouldn't want anyone to know it's me...I just bought the domain...thinking about it...
Me: you bought the domain before you decided to write in it?
Corey: yeah...it was 10 bucks year...I can swing that either way...figured I would buy it just in case..I suspect I will...I just need to write about something other then myself...or I will get bored.
Me: You can write about whatever you want, or whatever's inspiring you at the time.
Corey: indeed...it's just figuring out what I want to write about that is key...I will keep you posted...
Me: You can write about what it's like being sexually harassed by a black man running for president
Corey: hahaha...I'm not really an expert on the subject...but that never stops people from talking about things.
Me: You can write about how Michelle Bachmann has a penis that sings Disney showtunes.
Corey: yes...that is in fact an option.
Me: I would love to read about the adventures of Michelle Bachmann's penis trying to star in off Broadway plays.
Corey: I think you would love to write about it and you should my friend...it's your calling.
Me: It may just be

Blog about what you know I guess....

"All of the problems we're facing with debt are manmade problems. We created them. It's called fantasy economics. Fantasy economics only works in a fantasy world. It doesn't work in reality." - Michele Bachmann