CRS
Chandler, Arizona, United States

There's an old saying. If you don't want someone to join a crowd, you ask them, "If everyone were jumping off of a cliff, would you?" Well, I have. So my answer would be "Yes". True story.
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A re-re-reintroduction to bitterness

Monday, October 25, 2004

this entry brought to you by folk implosion, "natural one"


I really haven't run out of ideas, I really haven't. I'm just frustrated with technical problems. I'm not dry of ideas, in fact, now that I haven't had an outlet to get my ideas out for so long, I'm actually running over with ideas. The problem isn't creativity, it's motivation. If it hasn't been problems on the Internet side of things, then it's been on the PC side of things. And it's all so intolerably frustrating, enough to stifle any sort of urge to get anything done in terms of my once flourishing website.

But the other day I realized that the elections were this close, and all my ideas and thoughts on the debates were never written down, never posted and added to the Internet collective. If I didn't watch out, the frigging election would be over and done with and I wouldn't have had a damned thing to say about it, at least not publicly.

And I thought, you know, it's just stubborn to not restart my page. I can't keep it daily because of personal amounts of time, because of technical problems, because of all that bullshit. I can't get back in my groove, but does that mean I should just not do anything just because I can't do it my way? My personal goal from now on until I can get back to where I'm doing it daily is three posts a week. Sometimes I'll miss it (particularly with the upcoming move) and sometimes I'll go a week without missing one (I hope), but at least I'll be producing again.

So here. This is the re-re-reintroduction of words and ramblings. Let's hope it lasts this time.
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with love from CRS @ 1:24 PM 

1 Comments:

Your PC has been giving you problems for how many years now? I'm thinking you should either get yourself a brand new computer or wipe out everything and start afresh (providing that your computer is still state-of-the-art; which, it probably isn't.).

Because, man, it's not going to be long before your kid starts complaining that she needs to do her homework, but cannot, due to "technical difficulties" and then you'll be faced with "real" problems. Perhaps you think that that day will never come, but trust me that it will.

Moeru.

PS: It's good to know that you're doing well otherwise. :)

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