10 Tumblr Posts That Perfectly Describe The Struggles of Writing

Here are 10 hilarious Tumblr posts that every writer will relate to, and more so:

This is to break the stigma I just made two minutes ago about how I was never going to do anything cheesy, because let's face it, I'd rather be imperfect than a plain, distressed Imp.

It's Official, I am Now a Blogger

Ha! This is great, my blog is all set up now. It's 4 in the morning and I haven't slept at all! I am savoring every scent of the coffee infused mug right downstairs in my sink full of dishes. I really do need to sleep, but at least it's Saturday tomorrow.
My layout for this blog is nothing special, but I have to say that I'm curious. What is this website going to look like in a month? A year? By the time my next birthday comes around? I'd insert a cheesy quote about 'how change is this incredible force that people need to breath ever so often' but no, because I'm not a sucker for those types of blogs. This is all me, raw and real.
When I wake up tomorrow, or I guess later today... I won't have a clue as to what I wrote. I got three hours of sleep yesterday, I am thoroughly sleep deprived.
 What a time to be alive.
And I know that quote right above this sentence contradicts what I just said about not quoting quotes and saying cheesy things that people are tired of hearing. Have to say, this blog is not flawless unlike the beautiful Beyonce. But you know what they say,
'To be able to climb a mountain it first must have like thousands of earthquakes and friction so it builds up or something and those quakes do a lot of damage to the wildlife around it'
That is an actual quote, said by Shakespeare. But not the Shakespeare we all know, this ones an off-off-off Broadway dude that's from the 21st century. I met him on the bus. - This is my failed attempt at humor.

Signing off,

Isobel Granger

P.S, the 1 AM tacos were pretty good, it has my stamp of approval.  

Coming Soon!

I am graciously, humbly, and jubilant - alright I don't really speak like that, but I want any ready to understand the extent at which I lack sorrow towards my almost finished, but not quite yet novel. You heard that right, I, Granger have been awarded the opportunity to publish my very own novel that I've been working hard on for over two years now.

Honestly this experience has been awarding in ways I wouldn't think, I am currently doing one of my last edits and every time I read The End at the very last page, I get this sheer exhilaration showered throughout my body. You should try doing it, even if it's just a short 2000 word story with a basic plot line. 

I am writing this at 11:10 PM, two weeks before my Summer ends and I have to get back to working at a building filled with people I don't specifically like working with, please don't tell them that. I'm going to log off now and eat tacos even though it's close to midnight. This holiday is literally throwing my sleep cycle through a blender. 

Until next time, 

Granger