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When it comes down to "why" any of us do anything, the reason usually stems from a personal connection. I have been thinking about this a lot as I sit at my messy desk (in the process of organizing everything) and people ask...
Question: Why do you like to write?
Answer: I have always felt a connection to the written word and as a child, the only way I could be heard was through writing.
Question: Why do you write a blog?
Answer: I want to connect with others who have similar tastes and passions in life.
Question: Why don't you post more photos (taken by you) to share with others?
Answer: Some photos don't seem "good enough" to post and I don't always feel I look great in the ones of myself (i.e. awkward). Maybe I need to get off this mind-set.
Question: Why ask why?
Answer: Exactly.
Lately, I have wondered if what I do is relevant... or interesting. To me, it is. And I suppose when it comes to a personal blog, that is the point (if things are interesting to YOU). When we question our motivations, does the end result become just as murky?
No, I don't want to push the existential question on this blog but it does bring to mind a "big picture" thought--especially when most of my day to day focuses on the details of (my) life (wedding colors, angles of photos taken, catching up on correspondence with old friends/family...).
I hope that what I do continues to inspire me and others. Everyday I'm aiming to improve and better myself. As selfish and self-indulgent as it may seem, the inspirations in life are what creates wonderful results.
The. End. For. Now.
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