Blogs can be personal. You can write them as if the world will read them, you can make them your daily journal, you can reveal what's in your heart. I was talking to Domina about this before she left for Peru and it has me confused --- do I talk about what's on my mind? Do I talk about the weather? What will my parents and friends think about what they read? What if the random stranger stumbles across my blog? So far, I've introduced my blog (Domina has one. She is in Peru. I want one too. I am in Sac.). I've posted pictures... I've talked about coffee -- which is as arbitrary as talking about the weather... I've taken down pictures... and now I am sitting here restless.... wanting to blog about what's on my brain but a little intimidated by the black and white of it all.
Something I know is this --- I might be restless and that might have a lot to do with being 26... but, in general, people are curious, people are resilient --- I need to embrace those things.
Here are a few little goals for myself:
In June, I am going to do something that gives me an intense adrenaline rush. (anybody want to jump out of a plane? maybe some type of extreme sport?)
In June, I am going to cut waaaayyy back on drinking --- in order to save up my "buzzability" for my Bucks Lake & Tahoe trips in July.
In June, I am going to see each of my best friends at least once (Katie in New York next week, Erica in Davis the following weekend, and Katie in SF --- to be planned)
Ok... obviously, I didn't really talk about what's on my mind but at least I came up with some distractors. :-)
1 comment:
those are very realisitic goals and it keeps you going if your feeling like stoping. but you dont seem be headed in that direction ;). I miss you and i hope that in august i am included in your adventures by the way,traveling abroad means just taking the party somewhere else... tell you all about it later.
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