Have you seen the TV commercial where the guy is surfing the 'net and the voice comes on and says, "You've reached the end of the internet You've seen everything there is to see. Go back. Go back...NOW." ?  Sometimes you have to feel that way about blogging, too: “You’ve already blogged your stinking guts out. STOP…there’s nothing left to say.” 

Or rather, there may still be things left to say, but they’ve become trivial compared to all in life there is yet to do.  Like a variation of the Heisenberg Indeterminacy principle, perhaps we can’t devoutly and inviolately blog and live life in all matters otherwise to the fullest  simultaneously?

Think of it as eating food and breathing air: both necessary , both hopefully enjoyable, yet it’s most difficult to inhale while the gulp is going down.   Time away from blogging can be like letting some gulps go down.  It’s natural: don’t fight the occasional urge to let life’s rich adventures feed you with non-blogging experiences.