It's not that I've got nothing to talk about. It's not that I have no opinions, no hopes, concerns, interests or life. It's just that I'm never really that sure anyone else wants to hear my thoughts on the state of the economy, the transport infrastructure of Edinburgh, the beautiful game, whisky, interior design, music, or indeed life.
Truth be told, as I'm going about my day, I'll be pondering some issue or other, and I occasionally think to myself, "Hey, I should write about this on my blog". Then by the time I get round to it, I've either forgotten what I was going to talk about, or it really doesn't seem all that important any more.
The list of topics, above, are all things I have had the intention of writing about but never got round to at the time, and then when I started doing something about it, the moment had passed and I could no longer be bothered.
I'm not so conceited as to think that anyone is really very interested in reading my every move or thought in Twitter stylee, and nor do I feel that need to impart my wisdom to lesser mortals or tell anyone how they should lead their life. But maybe that is what Web 2.0 is all about, perhaps cyberland (cyberia?) demands it!
So, I suppose the secret is, do it quickly and do it often. Too much procrastination leads to postponement and eventually cancellation.
I'm off for a lie down, that took it out of me. I leave you with a funny picture.
1 comment:
Hey geez, i'm interested on your thoughts on those subjects.
And right now, i'd say i probly do need to be told how to lead my life.
Been sufferin extreme lack of arsedness on the bloggin front and all others of late. This is a symptom of my current under employment.
I strongly suspect that in bloggin as in life, practise makes....well if no perfect, no bad at least.
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