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I'm going for a record today.
Shortest post I ever did. :]
Ok, time for me to get picky again.
Whee... I am using speech recognition and it is really hasselsome. My voice is so tired also. Need to get some rest.
Everything sounds and weird aloud. It also takes forever to fix one word. And you have to also say "period".
I think I'm going to go do something else now...
Are you planning on doing any spring cleaning this year? If so, please share a cleaning tip you swear by.
Spring cleaning? Oh, puh-shaw. Who put the "spring" in front of the cleaning anyway?
The one, ONE big thing to look out for: no matter what, FINISH THE JOB. You know, sometimes you get caught up in these "projects" that's kind of long-term, and the outcome is supposed to be excellent? Well sometimes we all get lazy.... and we end up saying things like, "Oh, um, I guess I'll just finish it later," but you end up doing something else, of course. I've had past experiences with this, and it is NOT a good thing. You end up pulling out 2/3 of a cabinet full of junk, and you end up leaving it on the ground, only to just stuff it back inside the cupboard 2 days later. Not very efficient.
If you're not going through with the whole thing, don't start it in the first place. Instead, you can just read about other people cleaning and feel guilty about it. THAT'S how it goes. :)
I'm finding that having multiple blogs is a very, VERY hasslesome thing.
As if I didn't know, right?
Yeah.
So... Being the type of person who has to CATEGORIZE everything,
I'm going to leave this one for occasions. Yes, occasions. How stupid is that, huh?
Unless you haven't noticed, my ideal blog is:
-One that is updated at least EVERY DAY if not more often
-One that is very interesting
-One that people actually read
So far? I think I want to hurt someone as far as my ideal goes. Very, very, pointless.
Having that decided, I can now rest in peace knowing that I'm not very likely as to hurt myself for not updating this everyday. Vox isn't that great anyway. :P
I remember this one time... I was reading this book.
I'm probably going to give the plot away so let's not mention the name..
And anyways in the story, the conflict is that there is a large amount of time missing.
Yes, literally, missing time.
It's very interesting though, because everywhere around you people are saying "WE NEED MORE TIME!"
Yea. So really, what happens is, blahblahblah, adjectives, despcriptions, it turns out that some guy, took a flute and stuck it in a flexible wall, therefore letting time spill from one place to another place where there was no time. Something like that.
I suppose if I told you the entire story you would all be dead by now, so better than nothing, right?
That's what I'm feeling. We should all unstick flutes from walls. If only things were that easy...
Whoops I gave the name away. How silly of me. O_o
Reading has been tiring for the past few days....
Suddenly it's like BAM! You just have to finish this stupid book. Then the book just has to be really long. After you just have to pick up the next book, get involuntarily sucked into it, and repeat the cycle.
Interesting, eh?
I dispise all authors.
No wait, I take that back. I dispise all publishers. And libraries. Anything that makes reading possible.
WHY CAN'T WE JUST ALL LIVE PEACEFULLY WITH THE TELLY? I miss my yummy commercials... :(
Recently, I've noticed math is very useful.
For example:
more sleep = better person.
and:
more sleep = better attitude.
as well as:
more sleep = higher morale.
but, there's:
less sleep = worse performance.
and:
less sleep = bitter attitude
And then, there's:
older = busier.
or:
older = more tired.
and in conclusion:
older = less sleep.
So, if you apply the transitive property of equality, you get:
older = less sleep, less sleep = bitter attitude.
Reflexive property:
less sleep = less sleep.
Therefore:
older = bitter attitude.
Hey, look! I just did a voluntary proof. Wow. No wonder kids learn math in class: it really does make sense!
Who's we?
What do we do?
How do we cope?
Where do we come from?
We are independent; we answer our own questions.
We are hopeless; we cannot survive without us
We hide, we embrace
We create, we destroy
We search for, we're not content
We sink
slouch
slam
shout
We laugh
cry
complain
contain
love
share
We go through all the motions of life
While not knowing what it's really like
Until the feeling of it is gone.
Then,
We dissapear into ourselves.
Ok, ok, just one more. And then maybe you'll have less of my questions to put up with. :D
You know how when you first get a Vox account, they give you that first post? Something about "Tips &Tricks"? I was wondering about that. What is a blog supposed to be about?
Sometimes when I get bored, I often go blog surfing. {I kind of made up that word, but who knows? Maybe other people do it too. It's a small world out there.} My procedures involve finding an end of a URL {such as ".blogspot.com" or ".vox.com"} and I type in whatever random beginning pops to my head. After many times of this, I have begun to see a pattern: when people blog, they usually talk about what happened to themselves that day.
Now I refer back to the "Tips & Tricks": it also states something about "how your day was like". I've always been wondering: are blogs supposed to document, or in some way, record your life? Is it just all events?
That thought was really interesting to me, because I never did that much. Usually when I post, it's always some weird thing I was thinking about, and issue or idea or something of the sort. Does that mean I've been doing the wrong thing the whole time?
OR.... Is that what blogging is about? Whatever you want? I know it sounds kind of vague, but I suppose that's the only way to say it. Whatever you want.
So, help me answer my question and save me from my misery: is blogging just or mainly about what happens in your day or can it also be something totally different?
