(Note: I was tagged by Patia).
I blog because writing helps me clarify my mind - about life in Bozeman, books, movies, etc. I find blogging to be much less introspective than keeping a journal - you'll never read any stories of angst or emotional turmoil or romantic tales of bachelorhood on this blog.
I've met some interesting people via blogs, both online and in real-life. That never happens when you just write in a personal (paper) journal.
Most of the photos I post are aggressively non-artistic on purpose (yeah, right - it's all on purpose...)
I don't blog much on politics or current events. It's not that I'm apathetic - I'm just not interested in writing about such topics.
I try to be open-minded when I read other blogs. I think blogging, for many people (especially young people) is another way to "try on" ideas.
(P.S. - I "maintain" four other blogs...)
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"... you'll never read any stories of angst or emotional turmoil or romantic tales of bachelorhood on this blog."
Ahhh, the crusty exoskeleton of the Cancer male. :-)
Actually I've become less crabby as I grown older. Really!
Perhaps not so crusty then.
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So, do you keep an introspective personal journal where you confess your angst, emotional turmoil and tales of romance or was the comparison simply a tease for your female readership? ;-)
Dear Diary -
I have resolved to quit crying myself to sleep, as that seems to be affecting the quality and quantity of sleepovers I participate in.
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(Attention single women of Montana - that was a joke. IM for the true story ;-)
Omigod, you are hilarious.
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