L'chaim to writing!

I almost wrote a new post today. I had it all written out, then I realized that it wandered from one major topic to another. Can't have that.

I take a lot of pride in writing, and if I can't do it well, I start over. It's kind of bad really, I ought to put out my thoughts, abstract and partially formulated, and just see what happens. But I don't do that for two reasons:

1. This is supposed to be the antithesis to Jessica's blog, at least in writing style. Her writing style is almost stream of conscious, so I try to make mine more formal. Don't ask my why my blog is the stylistic antithesis to Jessica's. It's just an idea I had and decided to stick with.

2. I don't know you people. And while I'm sure I have a following of something like me, my mom, and Lisa, I'm not quite comfortable with putting being abstract and partially formulated in front of potential strangers. It's a scary internet you know.

Maybe I should have been an English major. I write just about as much as I play music, and that's often just because I feel guilty about playing music enough.

If I were an English major I would end writing because I felt guilty about not writing enough. Can't have that.

Maybe one's correct vocational path is one in which your passion overcomes your guilt. Or maybe I just gots issues.

(Okay, that's enough abstract partially formulated talk for today).