And it begins.. Also a tribute
Desire Transcend Logic - the concept of a blog boggles me, but I will continue to partake in this evolving culture. Hi, I'm 22; having entered mainstream society is a milestone in my life. No, I have not been released from prison - Just National Service. I am currently undertaking a task involving several passions: Communication, Education, and the World Wide Web. As I proceed further from the crossroads of my life, I hope that my options would someday converge again. This is me - For now..
I could make this interesting, but who's going to read it? I reckon that no one would know that I have a blog. I won't bother publicizing it either - Is it meant to be shared? Or am I supposed to keep this to myself. Aren't diaries supposed to be personal? So what's the point of leaving one on the internet? The logic baffles me.
As I return from my weekly dosage of F.R.I.E.N.D.S. wondering what I should include in this personal journal, it dawned upon me that I have taken, the person whom introduced this to me, for granted. I am speaking of non other than my cousin Daniel. Sure I've been told of a blog by others, but never actually bothered responding to their invites. And here was my cousin on MSN, casually asking me if I had any offers for a digital camera - He wanted one to enhance his blog. I took a look at his, and here I am. I've failed to mention I grew up with this guy. Much of our life overlap: Our family background. Being year older than me, he has always been an influence. He would always call and grumble that I never call him. Which is true, I don't deny. Which probably explains why we've sort of drifted over these years.
Well my dear cousin, my maiden blog is a tribute to you. For the many times that I've failed to mention that I'm always here when you need me. It is a marvel to see our generation evolve to that of our parents. I wish that we would continue to share the joy we had, during our childhood, in the years to come.
I could make this interesting, but who's going to read it? I reckon that no one would know that I have a blog. I won't bother publicizing it either - Is it meant to be shared? Or am I supposed to keep this to myself. Aren't diaries supposed to be personal? So what's the point of leaving one on the internet? The logic baffles me.
As I return from my weekly dosage of F.R.I.E.N.D.S. wondering what I should include in this personal journal, it dawned upon me that I have taken, the person whom introduced this to me, for granted. I am speaking of non other than my cousin Daniel. Sure I've been told of a blog by others, but never actually bothered responding to their invites. And here was my cousin on MSN, casually asking me if I had any offers for a digital camera - He wanted one to enhance his blog. I took a look at his, and here I am. I've failed to mention I grew up with this guy. Much of our life overlap: Our family background. Being year older than me, he has always been an influence. He would always call and grumble that I never call him. Which is true, I don't deny. Which probably explains why we've sort of drifted over these years.
Well my dear cousin, my maiden blog is a tribute to you. For the many times that I've failed to mention that I'm always here when you need me. It is a marvel to see our generation evolve to that of our parents. I wish that we would continue to share the joy we had, during our childhood, in the years to come.
Daniel and Me
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