Most obviously, if you spent less time today blogging your life, perhaps you could spend more time exercising your muse and creating writing of greater longevity. I am sure you will tell me of the nonsensical alogic of this observation, but it works for me. That's the main reason I haven't embraced the blogging thing. I would worry that it would consume what little creative energy I am able to use for other endeavours at the moment.

I find the two don't interfere with each other; when I need the time for writing, I make it. But there's no point forcing myself to sit down and try and write when my heart's not in it.

BTW, am I really the only person who knows what TFNFS really stands for?

No, rysmiel knows, and probably livredor too. I haven't done anything with TFNFS now in the last nine years.