sometimes a break can help replenish the creative juices. Random meme browsing can also inspire you to come up with something, if not entirely different, than slightly similar, but your own. Also, use your own life experiences as examples. Think about everything you did today, everything that happened today, everywhere you went, no matter how off the wall, crazy, mundane, routine, it may be. You could meme about the food you ate, the clothes you wore, the hustle and bustle of school, getting to class, friends you talked to, teachers that unnerved you or made you angry or worried; homework you think you might not be able to finish on time but will. Meme about nature around you; the roads around you; buildings, shops, restaurants you pass along the way. Take a single thought from any of these experiences and make a meme out of it. Meme about your hopes and aspirations, where you see yourself a year from now, five years from now; what career you want in life; a movie you liked or hated; anything silly - and the sillier and zanier, and unexpectedly funny the better. But also, the serious, deep thought, critical thinking types of memes. Did you see something that made your blood boil; made you question why; made you want to shout in anger; made you want to do something about it? There is an endless supply of meme opportunity out there, just waiting for your well of inspiration to refill. No matter how "empty" you feel now, don't worry - we've all been there, and we will all be there again, and again, and again. But, we will also be refilled and restocked with ideas too, again, and again, and again. Take a deep breath, exhale and comfort yourself. You'll be back to memeing in no time.
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