So, when you are walking like John Travolta throught the streets of your city and accidently listen to Bee Gees, make sure you have put off your thoughts about gender equality (just listen to the lyrics) and your blog with you. During the last days i have read random blogs. it is quite interesting to get into that. i guess there is nothing in the world which isnt spoken about in a blog. US-Families adopting chinese children (hm, of whom im reminded? Brangelina or whoever). Dogs. Alcoholics. People desperately in love. militant groups. wankers. Well, ok this sounds like as if there only weirds out there. To be honest, this is just a minority. Normal people present their life. Why? I think this is a very new thing that people really publicly turn the private into the public. Like i do and thats why this blog is tautological in some respect. Do we talk to few with each other and use blogs to compensate for this instead? What is really my real, grounded interest in that little anna had her first poo down in florida while Tony from middle china lost his first million in oranges? it probably approaches zero. but it gets much greater in the regard of satisfying my own sensationism.
this is one picture i found on a blog (i know there is no reference and, hence, it is somewhat illegal). Many people apparently just publish photos. Nice.
patronised poosOther than this, I tried to climb on a tree today but failed because of gravity. Newton was right with his apple. Bloating doesnt make me flying. The rest of the day was strolling around.
1 comment:
In the seemingly hundreds (although in reality, much less) of book and articles i've read about blogs and biographies in the last few weeks there was this really good point by someone that when you actively engage in writing a blog, writing your life story, the blog and the retelling of the story, actually becomes the story itself, which is just genius. For some people, it's not about taking the blog with them, it's about taking themselves along with the blog
Matt
Post a Comment