staring at the blank page

The idea of staring at the blank page is so simple yet the implications of it can be just as daunting as staring at a blank wall. The biggest challenge to the blank wall is that we tend to turn ourselves inside out to try and see what we’re doing, but the only way to truly be conscious of what we’re doing is to sit still and focus.

The blank page is as much about the blank page as it is about the blank wall. The blank page is that surface of our own minds that we can’t see. It’s the surface that we want to focus on because it is the most important thing in the world. But that blank page is often a blank slate. We’re in many different places at once.

The blank page is an open space, a blank slate, a blank slate of our own mind. This is because we tend to think of the blank page as the blank space that we want to focus on. The blank page is really the mind itself. The blank page is that which we see but we do not fully understand. Its the surface that we seek to focus on instead of the surface that we are aware of.

So if we think of the blank page as the blank surface, we’ll tend to focus on the blank surface, instead of the full, solid, and grounded surface. We’ll tend to think of it as a blank slate, instead of a blank page. We think of the blank page as something that we can change, instead of something that is fixed, and something that is not subject to change and modification.

The mind often becomes what it thinks, not what it is. That’s where the blank page comes in handy. The blank page is a blank slate, a place we can write on and start over in. It’s not an object to which we can cling. It’s not “thing” to us, it’s not a thing. It’s not the blank page we’re talking about, it’s the blank slate.

The blank page is a place we can write on and start over in. Its not an object to which we can cling. Its not thing to us, its not a thing. Its not the blank page were talking about, its the blank slate.

If I were a writer I’d be a bit more careful about what I wrote on blank pages or, possibly, even blank pages. As I said in the earlier post (link above), blank pages are a bit like people. You don’t see them, you don’t talk to them, you don’t know where they are. You just wait for them to appear. But like people, blank pages are blank. You don’t have any knowledge of what they are.

It’s an interesting thing to think about in this age of Facebook, Wikipedia, and the Web of Things. A blank page is one of those things that seems to have a way of haunting you. Blank pages are like blank sheets of paper. In the olden days, they were used to scribble notes, poems, and other things on blank sheets of paper. They were used a way to keep a person’s mind active and in motion.

The blank page is one of those things that seems to be so easy to get addicted to. Whether it is the blank sheet of paper, a blank screen, or an empty page, blank pages are one of those things that makes us want to write more. If we can find a way of writing more, then we will have more time. Blank pages are one of those things that seem to get us talking and writing to each other.

The idea is that blank pages are one of the key things that helps us keep our thoughts in motion. We can sit and stare at a blank page for hours, but it’s not the most productive of activities. The more we write, the more time we spend doing it, which is why it’s considered a good idea for us to write about it.