Two blogs in one day. What ridiculousness is this? First I don't blog at all now I pop up with two ingenious ideas and actually follow through with them. If you haven't read the first one of the day, I would strongly recommend doing so.

I'm still not convinced that I like this blogging thing. It's like my responsibility to maintain it and keep giving it new material. I don't know how many people read this, even when I do post it on Facebook. It's pretty egotistical; there's positives and negatives to that. I know I could focus my attention elsewhere and comment on the social injustices of the day and it would be pretty entertaining to read but this blog is like my talk back box. Everything I want to tell it, it will listen, and I may not get a proper response from each post but every so often you get a comment here and there and it brightens my day, just a tad. More importantly, it's all about me, and I like that for good reason; there's no added frills, what you see is what you get. I have family all over the globe who can sit and read this at their convenience and feel slightly connected to my life. I have friends that live a few blocks away that can sit and read this when I'm too busy to find time to hang out and stay up to date with what's going on.

I am going to make another blog. At least one more. One to start cataloging every single memory I have to date. My grandpa and my dad have amazing stories to tell. While I don't think my life is that amazing compared to theirs, how awesome would it be if my future generations found a blog posted by their great-great-great grandpa talking about how he was raised and what he went through.

DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS PEOPLE??? Everything you're doing now, everything, is being recorded and stored in the memory bank. I ask of you to never delete anything you've started online because you are creating a digital footprint. I don't know my ancestors at all. I don't really know how why they came to America or what made them choose the places they did. We have the technology know to pass on our legacy. We are creating legacies right now.

You know, that other blog I said I might create; maybe it will be about social injustices and how we could make the world a better place and all the rest of that jazz. I don't know how much change can be elicited from an unknown blogger such as myself but you never know. One blogger-out to change the world one post at a time (new play idea?).

Three blogs with three very different purposes.

I wish I could talk to people for a living.