On second thought, I don't like blogging

Can relate. But, that said, there are a couple of minor points I'd chide the author on

1) if you're fiddling with the CSS you're sort-of doing work avoidance. this was probably a sign that your interest and commitment was waining, there was a "why" in this.

2) there's a lot to be said for maintaining a discipline. Things I don't like doing which have some upside in the wide or for me personally, like exercise I do because I have to, not because I want to! (maybe she benefits from exercising her writing muscle in ways she doesn't relate to writing this?)

But, I totally identified with an "i'm over it" vibe and with the decline in active engagement.

I recommend podcasting! the reason being, it's great for the 2-heads format and you get the active engagement of a conversation with at least one other person. Plus, you can use the transcription to drive a blog.