Hello blogging world, long time no see. Oops.
I
went through a serious phase of not wanting to share ANYTHING at
large. Like, if I didn't Facebook for church I would have deactivated
my account already. Now, don't get me wrong, I'm still pretty firmly
residing in that camp. I don't like a lot of personal information about
me readily available. I do assume all of you who read this are the
most lovely of people and I probably want to hang out with you in "real
life." However, I also acknowledge there may be some more unscrupulous
individuals who read this that I prefer to not give free fodder of
discussion or interest to. And then I've been wondering about "direction" and why I even want to write. I asked myself and was asked by a friend, "why not just keep a journal?" Well, I do. But do what I want what is published in that journal available at large? H-no. Actually, upon my death I want those journals destroyed if I couldn't take care of it beforehand. In those journals are mostly spiritual notes and prayers and things intensely personal. There may be some fun notes about things that blessed or challenged me, but again, my perspective of them and not for the world.
I consider myself a pretty decent cook and hostess and good home-keeper (haha, for a single lady with no children or roommate, not that hard) but I don't think I do anything revolutionary that is worth pinning, the blogger standard of worthiness.
Because it's fun. It's an outlet for practicing my writing (the adage "if you don't use it, you loose it" applies to seemingly everything). It's a scrapbook--to see outfits I've worn, deals I've scored, injuries I've incurred, books I've read. It's something I can't (easily) loose and helps me remember what fun things I'm doing and fun house tips I'm practicing.
So I'm hopping on with both feet onto the
lifestyle bandwagon. I love reading blogs, and think they are so fun! I
call it the "blogger koolaid" but I love getting my new nail polish
color recommendations from other bloggers (OPI Cajun Shrimp) and picking
out what books to read.
Here's to more frequent blogging!
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