I had so been hoping that keeping a blog would be far easier than keeping a journal (for which I am notorious for starting and then stopping). Most of my journals read a little something like this: Dear Journal, It is a new year, and this year I have vowed to be a better journal keeper despite the fact that my life is ordinarily dull. I will write each day more faithfully. So, let me tell you a little about this past year . . .
The problem, that is usually the only entry for that particular year. The following year would say something like this: Dear Journal, Sorry I was horrible last year, but this year I will be better. I promise.
See the pattern? I was certain that blogging was the way to go. But it is quickly becoming apparent that I’m not too good at blogging weekly either.
Like I said, my life is ordinarily dull. Or maybe it has just been this summer which has zapped me from my usual perkiness (I am a perky person, gosh darn it. Are you wanting to pick a fight?)
I keep telling myself that once school starts I will do all of the things I have become lazy about doing—running, cleaning the house more often, my eBay business, and of course, blogging.
So, Dear Blog, I will be better. I will blog about my ordinary business for people to ponder upon (and be grateful my life is not theirs). I will blog weekly (since daily is obviously a much too big of a task for me to commit to). I promise!
The problem, that is usually the only entry for that particular year. The following year would say something like this: Dear Journal, Sorry I was horrible last year, but this year I will be better. I promise.
See the pattern? I was certain that blogging was the way to go. But it is quickly becoming apparent that I’m not too good at blogging weekly either.
Like I said, my life is ordinarily dull. Or maybe it has just been this summer which has zapped me from my usual perkiness (I am a perky person, gosh darn it. Are you wanting to pick a fight?)
I keep telling myself that once school starts I will do all of the things I have become lazy about doing—running, cleaning the house more often, my eBay business, and of course, blogging.
So, Dear Blog, I will be better. I will blog about my ordinary business for people to ponder upon (and be grateful my life is not theirs). I will blog weekly (since daily is obviously a much too big of a task for me to commit to). I promise!
