Short, and probably not very good, but I'm bored and needed to write, even though I didn't want to.
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Many people love writing, but everybody finds it hard. Even professional authors. Everybody has a time in their life when they sit down to write, a pen in their hand or their fingers perched above the keyboard, but the words don’t come. The pen stays in the air until the person gives up, and the keys are untouched until Word is cancelled and games opened. That is called writers block, but perhaps there is also another reason. The writing mood.
Yes, you heard me correctly. The writing mood. When you have writers block, usually you want to write, but can’t. With the writing mood, you can write, but don’t want to. I’m sure you know what I’m talking about, when you just don’t feel like writing. Maybe it’s because you were writing, and then you had to go and do something else. Then you come back and sit down, and you just think, ‘I can’t be bothered doing this anymore’. Then you give up and leave.
Actually, I’m not in the writing mood now. I was writing a story on the family laptop, and my dad had to use it. I cancelled my page and came to my computer. I don’t want to write. I don’t want to re-write what I just wrote, I don’t want to write anything else. I just don’t want to write.
And it’s not just writing, either. I’ve had it with homework (yes, sometimes I actually do want to do my homework), cleaning my room, getting up, reading, everything! Even eating.
As of yet, I don’t know any way of stopping this. I just have to wait it out, doing something else. Then, maybe, just maybe, I’ll want to go back later and write.
. Anyways, considereding you were bored and didn't feel like writing, this isn't half bad. 
