I blog because it’s a fun and creative outlet for me. The cool thing about blogging is that you can make connections with people from all over the world. We get to share a little of our corner of the world and what we think about stuff. Blogs are a digital extension of our real-world lives. Every post is a snapshot to borrow a photography term of what is going on at any moment.
Those posts can be crafted into a series where you have the opportunity to share thoughts about a universe of things. I love to blog and it’s cool to know that I have a potential audience of billions of people. My official slogan is “Keep on blogging” and I say that because the community needs your voice.
I personally think that the words “perfect” and “cool” are overused. And I am guilty of overusing those words myself. They are words of positivity and affirmation and since I am a recovering people pleaser they seem to fit most situations. I probably won’t stop using them.
It’s my hope that my blog can be a place of realistic positivity. A site where I share the ideas that being authentic and nerdy is needed more than ever. This blog I hope is a source of inspiration to those who needed it. Connection and sharing ideas are important online.
I hope my blog can bring people who are on the fringes and feel like misfit toys together. Whatever I can do with this blog to make the world a better place I hope it can accomplish that mission.
Thanks for being a part of my online life and blog.
I think blogging, social media, and computer stuff can suck time into a vortex in which there is often times no escape. Also watching movies on TV can make time disappear. I wish work time would go by as fast.
I go to bed usually at 11 PM on weekdays. I wake up when either my bladder tells me to or the alarm goes off around 5:45. I am using a CPAP it does help but when nature calls you can’t ignore that. Now on weekends bedtime has a little more fluidity and an alarm is only set when there are things to do on Saturday and on Sunday I am up early to make it to church.
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