Introductions are so formal. Yuck! It makes me feel like I need to stand on a pedestal with my four note cards, keep eye contact while telling basic facts about myself to make myself sound somewhat interesting.
Introductions aren't necessarily true, either; sure, they tell facts and some things that have happened in your past. But hey, if someone really wanted to know about you, they'd ask. They'd become your friend and you would learn about them in a non-boring way; however, this is cyberspace, dammit!
Bonswa (my spelling for some other-language-word meaning "hello")! I got interested in blogging by watching the movie "Julie & Julia". I plan on getting a couple of viewers, not to make a movie out of my life though. Like any other person, my mind is always working, talking and arguing with its own thoughts and feelings. Privacy is key for me, but speaking my mind is nothing I am ignorant about. Controversy is an extremely passionate topic for me; whether its about gay marriage, religion, relationships, bad choices, or just ignorance in general, controversy ru(i)ns this world. Passion and caring is a prerequisite to argue with someone.
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That wasn't so boring, was it?
“The passionate controversies of one era are viewed as sterile preoccupations by another, for knowledge alters what we seek as well as what we find.”
- Freda Alder
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