Scribe

It's a common phenomenon that after a few months of the initial blogging thrill, most bloggers cool off. Their posting numbers decrease from month to month and the honeymoon period, fraught with initial posting fervor sadly wanes to a paltry, complacent once-a-week situation. At best. And it would appear that Lady Sensation has fallen into this trap. In fact, I even got the monthly drop off percentages sent to me by a keen observer and I was highly embarrassed.

Because let me assure you, lack of interest has nothing to do with my scarcity around these parts. I'm just writing so much these days I've had to put the not-so-sensational-at-the-moment Sensation on the back burner. I just don't have time in the day right now and that makes me sad.

I've jumped back up to two shows at TVgasm (always late). I am also creating posts for a clever, cheeky LA blog (more on that soon). And I am also submitting for actual writing jobs with some semblance of structure. (Tax season always makes me long for a W-2.)

So I've also been mocking up copywriting materials and I'm not so sure I'm cut out for that line of writing. I got to the test portion in applying to do all the written material for a large fashion group and had to do a write-up/ review of their fall runway show. My submission was about half the word count suggestion because I couldn't come up with any more synonyms for "flirty", "feminine", "elegant". It exhausted me. And I have a veritable thesaurus in my head. Copywriters, how do you do it? That said, call me back! I am still jonesing for that 401k and some expensive clothes.

Once I get a handle on all these new projects and things simmer down, hopefully I can get back on track. Either that, or I'll let you know the design empire I get hired to write for and you can go read the written advertising in stores around the country. Let's hope it doesn't come to that.