My blog is three! Actually, I’ve blogged for three years. My blog has previously existed as an EasyJournal and a LiveJournal.
Naturally, I wanted to continue the User ID on blogspot, but someone took it. That someone hasn’t blogged since… August 2003!! Well, that’s why:
a) This site is ‘acroamatical’; and
b) I am squatting on WordPress. Just in case.
I know, I know, I can hear people like Sam saying, “Get your own domain!” Well, it’s hard to beat free.
Anyway, I meant to say that it’s been quite a journey. I never kept a journal prior to blogging. I never thought I would. So it’s always interesting to read my past entries. Sometimes, it’s almost like reading someone else’s blog: Did I really say/write/do that?
Besides documenting the good times and the bad, as well as being a repository of interesting resources, some of my posts remind me of what I failed to mention, either on purpose or otherwise. There’s context around each post that only I am privy to.
That’s ironic, yet comforting. Blogs are supposedly where some people bare their soul. Yet it’s a refuge all the same. I think my previous sub-title says it best: A place to hide | A place to reveal.
Photo by Aaron Logan, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license.
Chandler
/ Friday, 24 February 2006I’ll say it nonetheless -
“Get your own domain!”
Well the difference between you and me is that I’ve always kept paper journals – I’ve got quite a few dog-eared ones over a decade or so. And these contain my innermost thoughts which I deem inappropriate to share with the world.
My blog’s just another medium of writing for me. More like a personal website that doesn’t take itself too seriously, know what I mean? Remember the days of our xoom websites?
tragedienne
/ Friday, 24 February 2006that’s why i have different blogs for different “privy”, although it makes me seem like schizo. =)
Elvina aka LaoNiang
/ Saturday, 25 February 2006Hey Kenneth
Thanks for linking my blog to yours. Out of curiosity, how did you come across my blog?
Like reading your musings. Very insightful. :)
You write well. Hope to see more of you in my blog too.
Have a great weekend!
Chandler
/ Saturday, 25 February 2006Elvina dear, I’ll answer that for you on Ken’s behalf – correct me if I’m wrong Ken, but he probably came across your blog via mine because of your entry on Cheryll.
You see, Ken, Cheryll and I were all in the Students Council in college. :D
Singapore very small hor?
Pinto
/ Saturday, 25 February 2006Actually… I have to correct you. =P
I came across Elvina’s blog through the FMSlist, where she posted about her kelong trip. Asked her about it – Elvina doesn’t seem to remember – and subscribed to her blog since then. I found out about Cheryll Valentine’s Day… err… hunt(?) direct from Elvina’s blog.
But yes, Singapore very small. =)
Elvina aka LaoNiang
/ Wednesday, 1 March 2006Indeed small! So we went one round and fulfilled the six degrees of seperation theory!!
I got to know Chandler –> thru Cheryll who was my colleague —> who knew BOTH Chandler and Ken —> who knew me thru FMS list.
Who else do you guys know knows me too? hahhaha………..