Sunshine Meets Rain

And we’re back!

I am not a very good blogger, obviously. My last entry way July 6th and while I think I have some great excuses for not blogging (taking four classes, going on a long vacation, having dear friends move across the country, moving myself to a new apartment), they aren’t really excuses at all. And I know this. I want to be a blogger though.

I read a survey by someone that said people blog because they are narcissists. And while I don’t really care what this person thinks of me as we have no real contact outside of FB (and really not even there), after I read that I was afraid or adverse to blogging. Myself, I still loved other people’s and was mad when they didn’t update three times a day. But I don’t care if blogging makes me narcissist (which I don’t wholly agree with in the first place) because it’s also a medium where friends and family can read about my life.

So about two weeks ago Josué told me my domain was going to run out and asked if I wanted to renew it. After being convinced by Josué, I conflictedly (is that a word?) agreed to just like the domain run out. After all, I hadn’t blogged or even attempted a post in over 2 months and that $.75 a month my blog cost could buy me something pretty.

It took a whole three days for me to look Josué in the eyes, put on my cutest “I want something” face and ask for him to get my domain back. This was followed by much laughter on his part and defensiveness on mine. But in the end, my face won him over and I’m back online.

Note: this post should not be confused with the “So, I haven’t blogged in awhile, but I’m going to be better at it, I promise” posts that people post and then break their promises. If you’ve read carefully, you’ll see that no such promise has been made. I could very well go another 2 months without posting anything. But isn’t the suspense worth it?