Thursday, January 2, 2014

What do I talk about for a year?

As I've mentioned in a previous blog, I like to do new things. This year I would like to blog everyday in 2014. I've had this account for six years and I only have 54 entries (and all of those aren't even public). That is an average of 9 entries a year. That is pathetic. I like to write. I like participating in narratives, whether it is making them up or reading them. Considering the wide range of things that I read, I'm down for just about any thought process. Of course a year's worth of writing had me thinking about what I would write about. In the end it boils down to me.

My problem is that I tend to spend a lot of time complaining about things. I find that I'm a bit more self conscious about doing so in writing. Not to say that I don't do complain via statuses and journal entries. Just that after a while I get tired of myself always having a moan about everything when few things are truly wrong. Now I'm not claiming that everything that will come out of me this year will be positive or decorated rainbows and sunshine. I'm just hoping that I may be able to find more pleasant things in my life to talk about.

I may need a point system. See in the end if I spend more time whinging that I do praising the world around me. I already have a feeling about what will win. While it seems that I am shaping this year to be only looking at the bright side and ignoring my irritations, no. It wouldn't be me if that was all you got. I happen to be very good at ranting. A lot of things bug me for a LOT of different reasons. I am very passionate and I have no problem expressing that. Basically this will be me being a slightly more irritable than normal human feeling emotions.

I make no promises that things won't get a bit sparse at times or that I won't post more than a couple of  10 reasons I'm grateful entries. I won't even promise a decent length for every entry because, well, I know me. However, I am deciding to have something up everyday. Here goes nothing.

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