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posted by [identity profile] bayareajenn.livejournal.com at 11:58pm on 25/02/2009
I'm an ex-Catholic, thankfully...though the Catholic guilt still sticks with me (yeah, the Jewish don't have a monopoly on that! lol). I haven't given anything up for lent since I was a kid. I believe in moderation, not omission/punishment.

What a weird thing to give up (lj/blogging) in the name of writer's block. I was always taught that if you have writer's block, you need to write more, not less, and just be unstructured about it (write whatever comes to mind, stream-of-consciousness).
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posted by [identity profile] laurainlimbo.livejournal.com at 04:09pm on 26/02/2009
it's amazing how many ex-catholics I have on my friends list. my sister married a Catholic, and I'm wondering if they'll decide to raise their kids with religion or not. they don't go to church now, and they coudn't marry in a Catholic church because he was married before and the marriage was never annulled.

those writer's block questions and the answers I read are always entertaining. it's less writing and more just short answers and thoughts on some subject.
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