Sometimes, I can't think of a thing to say

There are days that I can't think what to add to a conversation or a blog, for that matter. Perhaps those are the days to be silent and just listen. And yet I haven't posted a blog entry in months. So, I ask myself, "Do you have absolutely nothing to say? What have you been thinking about?" I think about conversations I've recently had, such as yesterday when I had a three hour conversation with an old friend of mine. (Not that she's old). I had a conversation with a grown son. We didn't run out of opinions and thoughts the whole time he was on the phone. In spite of a sore throat, I talk and talk and talk with my husband when we're together. That could be one of the reasons I can't get rid of my laryngitis. If it's the right conversation, ideas will spark, thoughts will fly and conversations will flow. Same goes for writing. Sometimes I have to just get started and ideas will spark, thoughts will fly, and the typing gets going. Sometimes it's not waiting to be inspired and then going to the computer to type. Sometimes it's going to the computer first and just starting. The same thing happens when I'm trying to make up a mime skit. I have to be moving before the routine will actually show itself completely. 
​Sometimes I just have to start.