Reason 1: I have a blog. And I started my blog at the tail end of
- It is about my real life exploits and I am an extremely relatable heroine/protagonist.
- I express my opinions in snarky hilarious ways, because I write like I talk and I make people laugh All. The. Time. rehashing the aforementioned real life exploits. Whimsical loquacious bloggers get book deals.
- It has a built in story arc of a book deal. (broken engagement→dating→meeting dr soc→ marrying dr soc→best/worst wife ever→pregnancy→mommy)
- The built-in story arc from my real life exploits have made whyeverythingshouldbepink several 'types' of blogs that get book deals. While mostly a 'lifestyle' blog it also a 'dating' blog, a
running'fitness' blog, adog'pet' blog, abubble of tulle'bride' blog, amarried, pregnant lady'personal' blog, and it's currently 64%hilarious/heartwarming/jerky adventures of my children(and the stockpile of drafts to prove it) 'mommy/parenting' blog. And mommy/parenting blogs always get a book deal.
Reason 2: Twitter. I mastered the art of eloquently voicing my thoughts in 140 characters or less without using text talk like an uncultured swine. I have been (and continue to do so frequently) tweeting well before everyone with a slightly amusing/witty/prolific twitter feed also receives a book deal. Plus now that Twitter allows 280 characters and I finally figured out how to put returns in my tweets, it's like I've been writing nothing but mini novels. Maybe the Next Great American Novel even.
So. With those 2 reasons I really can't help to wonder: Where is my book deal?
1 comment:
I once said that if Amanda Bynes could have her own show (spin-off from All That!), why in the world can't I?
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