The other day I was on Myspace looking through my friends
list. Saw a few people that I didn’t add to my Fakebook this time around. Had
that urge to start adding folks. Got off there and ended up looking through
people friends list on Fakebook that live around here. I can across a bunch of
people that I haven’t saw in years. People I went to school with, worked with
or just saw around the way. Hit a few of them up.
Anywho, I’ve with through my old blogs on Myspace and saved
all the URLs to the blogs I wrote during the 1st couple of years.
Now I’m going through and backing them up. Along the way, I’ve been posting
some of those old blogs. Sometimes it trips me out when I read the stuff I was
thinking about back then. I mean, I made some points at times. The typos kill
me though.
The Plan Is…to start blogging once a week or at least try to
do it once a week. Every other week, I want to start adding pictures in the
blogs. Seems like pictures make blogs better. After all these years, I still
have those urges to write about something that’s on my mind. If nothing else,
it’ll give me something to do and maybe even make me feel productive.
I’ve been saving a lot of E cards off Fakebook and random
pictures that people post that I thought were cool. Here’s one
This one could definitely make a good topic. I’m sure I’ll
run into something I’ve saved to blog about. For now, this picture just
inspired me to say something.
Just because you haven’t walked in another
person’s shoes, doesn’t mean you can’t help them out in some way or that you
can’t relate on some level. Life is universal and we know this because not one
person is the same. If you go outside the box just a bit, knowing we’re all
different will justify(not sure if that's the right word) that NO ONE has walked in your shoes but you. Don’t
close your mind off to the next person even if they can’t relate or just don’t
understand where they are coming from. Instead help them understand, you never
know how the favor will be returned one day. “Each one, teach one”.
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