Thursday, August 26, 2010

A continuation

I tire of things easily. Sometimes I chalk it up to the ENFP in me (that damn Myers-Brigg personality test has been the root of all narcissistic analysis parading under the guise of "finding yourself" -- I say this as if I haven't been a totally willing participant) or my deep-seated commitment issues (I do usually feel more in line with the childish, emotionally-impaired dudes than their needy, uptight girlfriends when they have The Talk About Where The Relationship Is Going) or that I'm just too lazy to ever finish what I start (this is probably the most accurate). It's easier for me to throw in the towel and declare defeat than trudge on, agonizing over every step. Thus I leave a trail of half-finished projects in my wake, prompting them to desperately cry out SOMEBODY COMPLETE ME after which I tell them to stop flailing their little arms and be quiet so I can watch Glee.

What I'm trying to imply amidst the parentheses-ridden word vomit is -- I'm not going to say this is a new blog. This isn't a clean slate, a fresh start, a hopeful spring bud peeking through the hardened layer of winter frost. This is merely a continuation of my old traces on the Web and my attempt to follow through with something I had planned on updating periodically throughout the summer that ever-so-slightly-but-significantly reformed me and brought some clarity to issues I'd been heavily contemplating. It's over now, and I officially start my final year of higher education (hate to break it to ya grad school, but you and I ain't ever happening) in three very short days. As much as I would have liked to have documented my actual thought process while things were going on, I realized that I'm more of a reflect-now, write-later type and rather than showing the series of actions leading up to something, I just like to present the polished result. This is also me trying to change that.

I call myself a writer and yet the very activity that I supposedly find the most gratification from is also the one that most exhausts me. So this is me trying to make writing fun again. Trying to give voice to the artist inside and express myself to the world in the ONLY WAY I KNOW HOW...

Oh yes, you can roll your eyes now. I most definitely just did.

The self-indulgent journey begins!

1 comment:

  1. the most epic year of our lives is about to start!!!! nice post, skank. KEEP THE ARTIST ALIVE.

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