Writer's block

Writer's block? I'm not really much of a writer so I don't know if I get to use the term or not. I just don't really know what to write about next.

Things I have on my idea list right now.

"E" - Except there's not a whole lot to write. She's moved in, I don't even remember when it was official. It's been wonderful so far. She helps out so much around the house, and is great with the dogs. I really think she is the girl I'm going to marry. I haven't felt this way about anyone since....well, I haven't told you about that person yet....but there's been a lot of chaff in between then and now. She still hasn't found a replacement job for that one that fell through, but she's thinking of going back to school. What kind of job she can go for now will depend on her school plans, so it's best to take it one step at a time. So, while there's definitely stuff going on with "E", there's really not a whole lot of really bloggable stuff.

Past relationships and non-relationships - I'm still going to work on these. Just can't decide how to post them and what order. Keep plowing through chronologically? Randomly bounce around? Just focus on juicy stories about people that I know are reading this. ;) There's a few crushes and 1-time kisses that I think I'll probably group together. Or I might attach them to another relationship if they were an incident of infidelity.

More about me - I kinda thought I'd leave most of the "getting to know the author" type stuff to you readers. Let you get an idea of who I am and what makes me tick just by the stories I tell, and how I acted in different situations. A little more objective than me writing an essay about who I think I am. But at the same time there are some topics that I'm not sure will get fleshed out very well. I've got a post partly worked out about my musical tastes, and what I listened to along the way to get where I am today. Maybe some other stuff too. I guess we'll see. Maybe I'll just watch for things that need more elaboration and write about them as needed.

Hmm, so maybe I don't have writer's block, looks like I just have to start typing and something will come out. Easy. Just like the master:
“When in doubt, have a man come through a door with a gun in his hand.” — Raymond Chandler