I get all kinds of caught up in the titles of these things. I’ve learned waiting for the title to present itself works best for me so what I’ll typically do is just write and count on eventually knowing what to call it. It’s convenient when it works—it just needs to work. The times I think of the title first, the story is difficult to navigate away from, I have a tough time detouring from the title.

Title

..of this one? Had I not typed left field right here I might’ve called it that—left field. Cover images can prove to be a little time consuming at times, I got the one you just clicked on from Pexels by searching ‘what is that?’ I was directed to a wooded, nature trail completely covered in garbage, as soon as I saw it, I was ‘ooh—I gotta make that work!’ Click bait cover images are hit and miss but they don’t hold me up too long and rarely are much trouble but the title—titles are a different story. They get their own article.

I haven’t thought of a title for this one yet. It still says “Title” but without the quotation marks, maybe it’s just me. It’s probably just me. It’s possible title issues are a thing and there’s already a solution, I just haven’t been made aware of it yet—that’s a good one right here, that sentence would make a good title! “It’s possible title issues are a thing and there’s already a solution, I just haven’t been made aware of it yet,” see what I mean? Not the opening sentence, those are a completely different article, just titles, and not the closing sentence, either, closing sentences aren’t bad at all.