Sunday, January 23, 2011
No reason for wanting to blog right now.
Just kidding, there is always a reason!
I adore writing.
Adam Young said that on his blog, and I second that tremendously.
Tried to load this just now and it didn't work, and I thought to myself:
KARMA.
Which is probably entirely true.
I have about 30 minutes left on the computer.
Going to start working hard!
Second post in one day!
And not so far apart from the previous.
Was browsing through old posts, trying to find old quotes from the other LOTR books, and realized just how much my writing, and me as a person have changed greatly.
I really grew up, you know.
There was a stage when I used to blog everyday and it would be about things like cheesy quotes, friends, boys, and teen pop songs.
Things have really changed since then, haven't they?
There was a time when I made a new blog, like starting over on a clean slate, then there was a time when I ditched my blog entirely.
Of course, I came back, but all my posts were pretty forlorn.
Then, one day (I think around November?), I started over again.
I began to type properly (no more incorrect grammar and things), and write properly. I took my blog seriously, like an ambitious project, and made it into what it was today.
Through writing here, my life changed. I started to see things differently, and I think that somehow, I became a better person, more open-minded, maybe.
That was also around the time I got into indie music, leaving the pop stuff behind, and reading LOTR, which changed my opinions a lot of cheesy quotes.
I still blog about my friends, though, sometimes! (;
But, I mostly blog about myself.
I got a fortune cookie off Facebook and this is what it said:
Which is true, and probably what happened to me.
I stopped having crushes, worrying about boys, and focused on so many other things for myself.
I started to read, write, and play the violin more.
I listened to more indie music.
I love this, really.
I like where I am right now, as a person.
It makes life a lot easier.
To sum it all up, I grew up a lot.
Well guys, I don't want to become the wishing time machine, so I probably won't do a post like this again, where I complain and relate to the past!
... just kidding, but not often! (;
And not so far apart from the previous.
Was browsing through old posts, trying to find old quotes from the other LOTR books, and realized just how much my writing, and me as a person have changed greatly.
I really grew up, you know.
There was a stage when I used to blog everyday and it would be about things like cheesy quotes, friends, boys, and teen pop songs.
Things have really changed since then, haven't they?
There was a time when I made a new blog, like starting over on a clean slate, then there was a time when I ditched my blog entirely.
Of course, I came back, but all my posts were pretty forlorn.
Then, one day (I think around November?), I started over again.
I began to type properly (no more incorrect grammar and things), and write properly. I took my blog seriously, like an ambitious project, and made it into what it was today.
Through writing here, my life changed. I started to see things differently, and I think that somehow, I became a better person, more open-minded, maybe.
That was also around the time I got into indie music, leaving the pop stuff behind, and reading LOTR, which changed my opinions a lot of cheesy quotes.
I still blog about my friends, though, sometimes! (;
But, I mostly blog about myself.
I got a fortune cookie off Facebook and this is what it said:
Our first and last love is self love.
Which is true, and probably what happened to me.
I stopped having crushes, worrying about boys, and focused on so many other things for myself.
I started to read, write, and play the violin more.
I listened to more indie music.
I love this, really.
I like where I am right now, as a person.
It makes life a lot easier.
To sum it all up, I grew up a lot.
Well guys, I don't want to become the wishing time machine, so I probably won't do a post like this again, where I complain and relate to the past!
... just kidding, but not often! (;
Guess what I got rid of?
... that's right, my web hit counter.
For good reasons.
1. I don't want it there as some sort of mark as to my blog success, since that isn't really important.
2. I contribute the most views to the counter, so there's no point, really...
3. It stopped working properly.
Are we good? (;
My friends, I have work to do!
Before I leave...
There's one more word I stumbled upon in TLOTR but I can't remember what it is, but I do recall that I wanted to know what it meant.
Oh, and one more:
Not sure if I'll use that one in public, though (if you know what I mean).
... that's right, my web hit counter.
For good reasons.
1. I don't want it there as some sort of mark as to my blog success, since that isn't really important.
2. I contribute the most views to the counter, so there's no point, really...
3. It stopped working properly.
Are we good? (;
My friends, I have work to do!
Before I leave...
pu·is·sant/ˈpwisənt/
Adjective: Having great power or influence.
There's one more word I stumbled upon in TLOTR but I can't remember what it is, but I do recall that I wanted to know what it meant.
Oh, and one more:
nig·gard/ˈnigərd/
Noun: A stingy or ungenerous person.
Not sure if I'll use that one in public, though (if you know what I mean).
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