Honestly though, I am a frustrated writer. I am honest in saying that I don’t write well, technically or creatively. It takes time for me to get down ideas straight, especially when writing a story. So on my earlier blog days, my entries were rather short, shallow and all about what happened to me within that day.

But somehow without realizing it, I was adding more categories I didn’t expect to place there. I added some marketing stuff, graphic design articles, music videos I’m interested in etc.

It wasn’t about just what I was doing in that day. It was now on articles with regards to my job, the inspirational stuff friends sent to me, even added interactive stuff readers could go to when looking for online games, the discoveries I found on the net. Somehow, for me, it became a scrapbook-slash-diary or sorts. And I am happy about that.

Then I got into reading other blogs and to learn more on the world. The society, the government, culture, technology etc. Yes, I admit that I have a looooooooooong way to go to write well…. but I have to admit I enjoy blogging no matter what others say.

Cutting Through writes about a tech consultancy firm CTO’s cluelessness on blogging. According to the CTO:

[blogs] are a fad fueled by pop culture’s desperate search for the next big thing. [They are] the digital equivalent of the pet rock.

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