Where I attempt to get some sort of blogging momentum started

I realized recently that I have nothing to blog about these days. How many times can I tell you about my children smearing their poop everywhere and my needing to drink a lot of wine at the end of the day? Isn't that what instagram is for, after all? I have no crafts to share (I hope no one snorted coffee all over their keyboard at the thought of me doing a craft), no recipes I've whipped up (although I did feed my family mostly raw chicken last night and ordered pizza before it was even stuck back in the oven to finish cooking), and no funny stories to tell (not any that are internet-appropriate anyway). Life is relatively peaceful, and while that doesn't make for very entertaining blogging around these parts, it does make my life a helluva lot easier.

I was browsing Pinterest recently (it seems to have filled my non-blogging void) and stumbled upon a pin about what to blog about when you're in a blogging rut. I'm going to try a few of her suggestions and see if that doesn't help kickstart some of my blogging juices. In the meantime, does anyone have opinions on her first blogging prompt- a home tour?

First of all, I think a home tour here would take all of 2.5 minutes. We live in a shoebox. Does anyone care to see my messy house? Are you interested in the little Korean quirks? I can attempt to hammer out this post while the kids are at preschool one day so that the house stays clean for more than 5 minutes at a time. Let me know if you want me to show you my house, all MTV Cribs style.

Writer's block is so not cool, Mom!

Psssss --> ((Aggie's home tours are waaaaay more inspiring. I want her to come to Korea. Not only to decorate my house, but to also make her amazing fried rice and African stew and quinoa creations and let her babies play with my babies while we talk about the world's most pressing issues. She is obviously multi-talented. Just one reason I love (and miss!) her so much.))