🎩 Blazer and the Mystery of the Magical Blog Ideas

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Poor Blazer.
Perpetually confused. Perpetually squinting at me like I’m hiding the Rosetta Stone of Condo Satire under my bed.


🕵️ “Where Does She Even Get These Ideas?”

Oh, Blazer. Sweet, clueless Blazer.
It’s not witchcraft. I’m not consulting a secret network of underground satirists. I don’t have a squirrel whispering inspiration into my ear at night.

I just… look around.


🔍 Step 1: Observe Board Behaviour

  • Half-finished projects with no cost disclosures? Check.
  • “Transparency” newsletters that omit all relevant facts? Check.
  • Financials that look like they were prepared by a magician who loves disappearing acts. Check.

Congratulations, Blazer – that’s three blog posts before lunch.


📚 Step 2: Apply Memory

You see, Blazer, I remember things. Like timelines. Like what you said at the AGM last year and how it contradicts what you’re saying now.

If you could connect those dots without a board meeting to approve it, you’d be dangerous.


🎯 Step 3: Add a Pinch of Sarcasm

It’s really just seasoning, Blazer. You provide the raw meat – your actions, your omissions, your gaffes, your incompetence. I marinate it in facts, roast it over the fire of my keyboard, and serve it to the community hot.


✍️ Some People Are Just Better Than Others… at Blogging

At one point, Blazer even said to someone: “I know how long these posts take. I have my own blog.” How can she write so many? Some people are just better at blogging.

So don’t worry, Blazer – I’m not running out of material. Not as long as you and your friends keep supplying it for free.


🎯 Better How?

  • Better at spotting a story hiding in plain sight – like a missing pane of glass in a “completed” window project.
  • Better at turning a dull AGM recap into a piece so sharp it could cut through a board meeting’s fog of vagueness.
  • Better at weaving sarcasm into facts so tightly you can’t tell where one ends and the other begins.

đź§© It’s Not Magic – It’s Method

The secret recipe?

  1. Observe.
  2. Remember.
  3. Write it so well they wish you’d forget.

This isn’t about “creative fiction.” It’s about making reality impossible to ignore – and adding just enough sting that they remember it, too.

Disclaimer: This post is satire and opinion. Read full disclaimer.


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