This needs to stop. My mind is clear yet very complex. I know my opinion and I understand my language. What I need to learn is how to put those two together. How do I make a synapse in my head a beautiful piece of art that says what I mean? Because that is what this is all about. It's an art really, like paining a picture. Words are tools that if put together correctly can generate a feeling. I have the feeling to offer and now need the colors to paint the picture. I need to write because these feelings, opinions and emotions are too diverse for a single picture.
This blog is about me and whatever is going on inside my head. There is barely a topic I wouldn't have anything to say about, but the challenge of this blog is to do it in the right way. I want to be proud of what I say, not just say it. Only then can I expect for people to hear me one day...
So this is a blog for me. I have a style and I have a thought and I will put them both together to the satisfaction of pretty much just myself. However, unlike a private journal, I want to learn how to express myself in case someone would read it. That will probably never happen but for training purposes it's a good idea anyways.
So this is a blog for me. I have a style and I have a thought and I will put them both together to the satisfaction of pretty much just myself. However, unlike a private journal, I want to learn how to express myself in case someone would read it. That will probably never happen but for training purposes it's a good idea anyways.
Hey, I somewhere read, don't exactly remember where, that you're looking out for a place that you could finally call home. Wow. That's fascinating! And that kind, I mean people who usually speak their hearts out, are ones I usually find interesting and admirable.
ReplyDeleteHeard of India ... and not it's not the land of snake charmers, alone, if that's what your idea about it is, as I have seen many foreigners have. We charm other reptiles as well :D :D Kidding. But on a serious note... maybe India is also something you'd like to have down your list of places you might want to experiment with to call it home. :)
And again, personally speaking, it's not really the place that ever makes up to a home home. It's the people you are with that does. Cheers! :)
@geek_ji: Thank you, I tried India before too :) You are right, people make home, but if you never stay long enough to connect that's a problem, too haha
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