Through a bad case of writer's block

I really don't know what my problem is. I have the ideas, and even sometimes the words, but when I write them down....nothing. It's usually just junk to me, and I don't like it at all.

Tonight I'm trying to write my first article for Examiner.com, and I don't know if I'm nervous because this is my first paying writing job, or I'm just so fried my ideas are just that, ideas. No meat, just cheesy phrases that mean nothing to me, and I don't want it to be that way. Now on this website I have to have an objective view on books. Which is, for me, slightly difficult, but slowly I'm learning, and hopefully I'll be able to write these articles easier like how I write my blog.

For now though, I'm stuck, and maybe just by writing this I can loosen something up, or completely hate it

um, hi

hmm, this isn't exactly what I was trying to do but okay, whatever, I'll give it a shot. I warn you though: I have now idea what I'm doing

Hi, I'm Marnie. I live in a city in Pennsylvania that is trying to be famous, just like me. I'm 17 summers old, and enjoy reading, that's how I ended up here. I was looking on Daniel Water's site (he wrote "Generation Dead" by the way, extremely good, you should read it) when I somehow clicked "create a blog." I was going to click out of it, but I was terribly bored (not because of Daniel Water's blog, he's very funny) and figured it gave me something to do, other then cleaning my room.

I doubt anyone will read this, but I'm a writer and I love to ramble on, so if reading peculiar babble and the occasional rant is your thing, then your most definitely welcome

Quote of the day: "My brother's not retarded! He was tested."