Inspired by pointing out my lack of inspiration

It's funny how things work. I haven't really been blogging as much as I used to as of late. Ever since I started this new job, I've just been uninspired and feeling uncreative. Not only has the public suffered because they can't read any more of my profound thoughts (...right), but my income has suffered as well. I supplement my income a little bit by writing for PayPerPost. If you're interested in doing that as well, there is an affiliate link to your right. Check it out. Anyway, back to my story. I haven't been blogging. I also haven't been working on my shirt shops either. I've been uninspired and unmotivated all around. Now, don't get me wrong, it's not because I hate my job or anything like that. I actually really like my job. I couldn't figure it out, and then it hit me today. I used to sit right accross from this guy who blogged everyday and worked on shirts several times a week. We would discuss blogs or shirts almost on a daily basis. Now...nothing. So, I wrote him an email blaming him for my lack of motivation. I spelled it all out for him. It was undeniable, indellible proof. There was no backing out of it. My failings were his fault. I'm not sure if that's what did it, it had to have been right? I got home and started blogging...and I started thinking about shirts. So, that's why you have a whole bunch of new blog entries to read. I was inspired and just started writing. I didn't have time to actually work on any new shirt ideas or make any of the changes I wanted to make to my shirts shops, but I'm hoping to do that tomorrow. I'm hoping that this new second wind keeps up and I can keep myself motivated without the help of an outside stimulant. I'm hoping that confiding in you (my blog readers) will be all of the stimulation and inspiration I need. How many of you are reading this? Let me check my stats... Wow. I'm doomed.