3/31/2006
Please note: The comments expressed here on HorsePigCow are my own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, wishes or even approvals of my employer. In fact, sometimes I say things that downright make my employer cringe, which is part of being a blogger.
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Blogging...at first, you have an idea, you want to say something about a subject you feel passionate about but don't know where to start.
It is fraught with fears of mockery, of ignorance and solitude...so why blog?
Then you get a comment, you get a few visitors, then you get a few repeat visitors and then you can't stop blogging.
After a few weeks, you then start asking the question...how can i STOP blogging?
You realise that your opinion counts in forming the opinions of others, you have something useful to tell others and people enjoy reading you.
It is this sense of purpose which stops you blogging, making you wonder why you even though tin the first place - why blog?
Expressing yr beliefs is a rather old religious process, the training has gone on for some time and been saturated with promises of afterlife, favored by gifts of money, and consolidated by confession and "humble-ization", and confirmed by a dab of water and a bready wafer.
As mankind began to emerge into a free thinking individual, really partially only recently, but seen clearly in 19th century with astonishing minds like Thomas Carlyle, who wrote the history of the French Revolution twice when the first was lost in a fire, and secular thought kicked-off.
Blogging yr thoughts and realizations, reasoning, and observations is..., are you ready? Heaven on earth. It makes you feel good knowing what is and will be.(Emerson) Why not feel good now since it directly affects yr 'uncertainty' and health, NOW while alive, rather than waiting to be dead.
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