Shameless Self-Promotion

So I have recently signed up for tumblr and used one of their flash-based templates to create a website for myself. I really like what I’ve done. But I gotta say, wordpress is still the best blogging site out there (well, for the kind of person I am and the kind of posts I write).

If you are so inclined, please visit my website. It tells you everything you need to know about who I am and the kind of work I do. And let me know what you think… ‘cuz a lot of people are saying that it is confusing. I don’t know why. I mean, there’s a bit of a learning curve, but it shouldn’t be that difficult! I think I am assuming whoever visits the website has the same level of ability to understand/ learn new things as I do :P

March Onwards

Recently my friend has inspired me with her own project: 365 days of yoga. Yes, she’s doing a year of yoga. And the best part of the process (in my opinion) is that she’s blogging about it. So far it has been 11 days. But knowing her (somewhat), this is going well!

Looking back, my February numbers were really lame. Yeah, okay, it was a short month. But ONE post in 28 days? That’s a little extreme. Maybe things were taking my mind off writing for a while, but I should’ve kept journaling anyway. I think I’m going to start now, in March. Since j-town is doing her yoga thing, I figure I’d do my writing thing. So, I’m hoping to write at least ONE POST PER DAY —no pressure! I just really need to remember the thoughts which are worth expanding into legitimate arguments or rational opinions.

BUT!!! There are no “blog police” around. So I can write whatever I want. Like now, when I want to write about judgment/ hypocrisy, I’m writing about WHY I’m writing. And my blog content. I always worry that whatever I write won’t be interesting enough for my readers. I suppose that’s why I don’t always have a steady readership: my posts are so random. They range from rants to random stories I come up with on the spot to poetry. How very diverse of me.

All silliness aside, I am writing more. And will continue to do so —hopefully.