Some like to just journal. "Went shopping today. Saw a movie."
Some are based on a theme. (ho-hum)
Some are like regular editions of a newspaper. Monday is about X, Tuesday is about Y, skip Wednesday, Thursday is about Z and Friday is about the weekend. I admire people who blog like that because by the time I get to my computer to blog, I'm so tired I can't recall what day this is!
Then, there those who like to read all over the internet for odds and ends. It's almost a one-ups-manship type of thing. Okay, that may not be a word. Sorry, but you get my drift. It reminds me of Google's or Yahoo's "odd news" links. I guess that is interesting, but if I wanted to find the weirdest story online today, I'd be doing that instead of reading your blog.
What is my blog like? I don't know. There's no rhyme or reason to what I write. My purpose for writing is often to signal to the few who read it that I am still alive.
Ky used to journal a lot. She was determined to write something every day. So, most of her entries were, and I quote: "Norm day." Those are some of my favorites. I'm so glad she wrote. It captured a time period in her life that I'd otherwise have a hard time remembering--the day to day stuff, for certain. What will parents of kids do these days to do that?
2 comments:
Yeah, I think I've forgotten most of what happened on those "norm days." Heh. I was a little kid; I just thought I was supposed to write events, not emotions. = )
That's okay. It was uniquely you!
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