Final Blog

I liked blogging because it was more of a conscious-stream-of-thought sort of deal, which I'm really attracted to. I think that it makes it more human. The most challenging part of these posts is not being able to read everyone's and not knowing who was reading mine (if anyone). I like talking to people directly, or even in a big group  discussion because I like seeing their bright beautiful faces when they talk. I think the most surprising and interesting part has been seeing how personality comes across over the Internet. I was surprised sometimes at the tone of people's blogs... I seem to know them better, in a sense, than I would have in a group environment. After this little experiment, I'm more likely to use the Internet for news, rather than spending time on Facebook because I've finally come to the conclusion that I just don't care. I think that after this, I'll use the Internet less, and for more useful things, like knowing what is going on in the world/ US politics. Overall, I like blogging because it's like an ongoing diary, but public. It's alright, I guess. Are you guys going to keep going with this? If so, what are you going to write about? My opinion of blogging is still neutral. Did anyone change sides?