May 2008 Archives
I'm tired of blogging. Throughtout these last couple months, I've realized something: blogging is hard work. Some might think blogging is easy. Just write a few sentences and post, right? Wrong, blogging does require the writer to think. The blogger usually has contempate sentence structure and topic to talk about. Prehaps this thought process does not reach the depths of knowledge needed to write a research paper, but blogging still requires a fair amount of the user's brain power if he or she wants the blog to make any sense. If this logical connection is not establsihed, the reader will forget about the blog. This principle is protrayed in my failures and successes with recent entries.
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