Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Write on Edge

I've been following a new page: Write on Edge

I've been following this page in hopes of getting my lazy (ok, not actually lazy, because I am home with 3 kids, doing some freelance work, there's piles of laundry, everyone insists on eating, blah, blah, blah) ass working on writing on a regular basis.

This is my virgin prompt for Write on Edge. This week, they asked us to write a title and tagline for ourselves, for some moment in time, either now or some time in the past.

Here goes:

The Mommy Monologues
Because I spend a lot of time talking to myself.

What do you think?

17 comments:

  1. I loved this. I can relate. My husband always makes fun of me when I talk to myself, but I just come back at him and say, "I can't help it if I'm a really fun person to talk to."

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  2. You too? I like to pretend that I'm really talking to the dog but somehow that isn't any more reassuring. My sanity is in question daily.

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  3. hi there....first time to your blog by way of WOE..and I love it. I think it's exactly "right".

    Mommies talk to themselves quite a bit, even when others should be listening. ;)

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  4. I love it!

    Funny and succinct!

    Welcome to Write on Edge - its the best!

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  5. I like it! Though with my chatty four year old, I can't get a word in edgewise ;)

    Welcome to Write on Edge!

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  6. Love it. Perfect. It says, I talk to myself, I may or may not have answers, right or wrong. I ponder, I wonder. Perfect.

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  7. I love it!! It's too true too. My son has asked me "Who are you talking to?" before. LOL.

    It's great to meet you.

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  8. Wow! So nice of you all to comment! And so nice to meet you all (well, I already know Nana...she's my mom). Thanks for welcoming me to the fold. Looking forward to whatever comes next!

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  9. Hee hee. I spend a lot of time talking to myself. Probably because I'm just used to the little beings in my house tuning me out. ;-)

    This was my first WOE prompt, too!

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  10. Yay! Another virgin! Start small, right? ;)

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  11. Great title and tagline. I can totally relate to this.

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  12. Isn't that the truth? So much of early motherhood, and even later on motherhood, is the time when we feel like we're talking the walls. I love how you're sharing your stories with us; we're listening.

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  13. Very nice, and welcome to the family. Good first post.

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  14. Alison, Nancy and Banker Chick - thank you! And thank you for reading!

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  15. Can definitely relate. Although sometimes we're just on our bluetooths.

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