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Slicers Block

Today has been a pretty normal work day with not much happening. It's lunch time and I am sitting here staring at the little blinking line waiting for me to type me next word I have come to the conclusion that I have slicers block. I don't have a particular moment that has stuck out to me so far today besides right now. Sitting in a quiet space with nothing but the sound of my fingertips hitting the keys as I slice about nothing. Literally nothing. 



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  1. Some days are just like that! I always have a writer's block slice every March--at least one!

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  2. I always have trouble mid-month and have yet to write. Hoping I find inspiration from other posts, so I'm commenting first.

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  3. I can relate. Last night I spent so much time staring at the screen last that I didn't get the papers I brought home graded. I don't have a plan for tonight either.

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  4. I'm in the same spot today. Every time this is a thing!

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  5. Yup. Every month. I'm in good shape right now, but only because it's March break & I have time & things are happening. I keep promising myself that I am going to write ahead, but I know I won't & next week will be tough. Still, look!, you wrote a relatable slice. Hooray for you!

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