I know who you are...
One of the things I like most about blogs is that people feel more liberated to express themselves than they otherwise might. Cyberspace lends itself to that. Screennames, chat rooms, discussion forums; all designed to allow the potentially anonymous voicing of whatever the user feels. The catch with this blog (assuming that anyone reads this aside from random click-throughs from Blogger) is that I have a pretty good idea of who you are.
The following I know...
1.) You are on thefacebook and have recently check out my profile. I know this because that is the only place where I have made known the existence of this blog.
2.) When you are excessively bored/antsy/procrastinative you spend your time screwing around on your computer (like me).
3.) You blog (read or write, either way).
So assuming you're not some facebook stalker (and that's cool if you are, everyone does it), I can narrow the field to about a dozen potential viewers (artsy friends ≠ computer people). To those people I say this:
Why don't we just sit down for a cup of coffee every once in a while?
The following I know...
1.) You are on thefacebook and have recently check out my profile. I know this because that is the only place where I have made known the existence of this blog.
2.) When you are excessively bored/antsy/procrastinative you spend your time screwing around on your computer (like me).
3.) You blog (read or write, either way).
So assuming you're not some facebook stalker (and that's cool if you are, everyone does it), I can narrow the field to about a dozen potential viewers (artsy friends ≠ computer people). To those people I say this:
Why don't we just sit down for a cup of coffee every once in a while?
