And then I wrote

“So,” I thought to myself, “what am I going to write first?”

“Write me!!”, said wannabe blog post about my improved writing workflow.

“Write me!!”, said a wannabe blog post about StackEdit.

“Write me!!”, said a wannabe blog post about Grammarly.

“Write me!!”, said a wannabe blog post in rebuttal to an article on JL’s Slack channel.

“Write me!!”, said a wannabe blog post. “You can call me ‘Second Rate Scott Alexander.’”

“Write me!!”, said a wannabe blog post about this morning’s meditation. “It was awesome.”

“Write me!!”, said a wannabe blog post about a Jordan Peterson video that Daniel had shared with me last night.

“Write me!!”, said a wannabe blog post about my website.

“Write me!!”, said a wannabe blog post about Blue Hills Broadband initiative.

“Write me!!”, said a wannabe blog post about.

“Are you done?” I asked.

“No,” said another wannabe post, “But I want to see how you do writing these posts before I waste my time.”

“Me too,” came another chorus.

“OK,” I said. Then to my blog, “Can you get these guys organized and help me get these posts written?”

“Sure,” said my blog. “Say, this is a pretty interesting post in its own right. I’m going to post it.”

And it did.

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