Hi blogging-slump-buddy 🙂 I’m still there. Let’s see if we can get out. I’m scheduling my new review and planning to write one more. How are you doing?

I’ve had a massive blogging slump for a couple of months, but hopefully, I’m getting out of it now.

haha, I know what you mean. I don’t want to let readers down, but I really don’t think they minded my absence as much as I did. 😀 I felt almost guilty for about the first month of silence, but I soon realized that life goes on…and the blog and my readers will be there when I get back, most of them, at least.

I hope your kitties are doing better! My cat got sick, too, while I was also sick, and that was just awful. I get into a panic when my cat is unwell. I don’t know how parents with human children deal with the anxiety, lol. I can barely handle it when my cat is sick. He is doing better, though, thankfully! Though I think he is going to be very upset once I go back to work and am no longer home to snuggle all day, haha.

Hi – I hope you are doing well! I mean many different topics. I like to post a range of bookish content and sometimes I fall short of ideas!

So do you mean you can finally relax after completing a huge task? True, it doesn’t sound like a slump to me, more like a well deserved rest. Did you post on why you moved? There was time I wanted to move to Blogger (but it was years ago with another blog, now look at me, back on wordpress as always).

Thank you! 🙂

Thanks! I’m so excited! That really helped me to get back because I was like, well, now I need to go back and continue making a good blog 🙂 You’ve been blogging for so many years! My different blogs appeared, blossomed and went to oblivion but yours is still there, full of energy and your awesome paintings! You are an inspiration!

Thank you very much! And thanks for stopping by. Yes, that’s exactly what happened to me. I actually didn’t know that every blogger takes time off. What I tried to remind myself is that I started doing it because it’s fun and that’s why I should return, not because it’s an obligation (because it isn’t).