We witnessed my contribution to Open Diary at the ripe age of fourteen, and then subsequently switching over to LiveJournal. While away in Denmark I started a Blogspot account [hellocopenhagen.blogspot.com] for those at home who wanted to see if I was particularly living it up overseas. It was quite successful, actually, until I came home and realized that I couldn’t keep updating my Danish blog if I wasn’t in Europe anymore… As a result came another Blogspot account to document my life [or lack thereof] for my friends overseas. Well, that lasted a whole week, because I made broken promises to update with a new visual at least every other day. [Note to self: Do NOT make promises unless I do intend to keep them. Even when I am more than positive I won't, in fact, keep them.] I’m still updating LiveJournal this whole time, but friends lists are more of a hassle when you have to keep yourself censored. Quite frankly, it wasn’t a place for me to vent anymore- granted that I stayed loyal to it for a good seven years (!).
So this is number five. Let’s see how this goes. Isn’t that the general trend, anyway? Open up numerous accounts at various weblogging sites and fail to even contribute one entry. The stats feature of this portal is what had me sold, initially. Thank you, Albert. I was talking to a roommate about how I haven’t felt inspired to write since high school. Consider this a blank page; this will document the last months of my undergraduate career as I am simultaneously being thrown out into the “real world”: A year off to apply to graduate schools (?!?), work (insert more ?!?’s), have a good time.
