Comments on: Welcome to my life

by: bigi

Fri, 08 Jul 2005 09:12:01 +0000

“being tired for me is like being drunk for everyone else. I wake up not knowing what I did the night before and live with great embaresment once I find out.”
^– i totally understand, because i feel the same a LOT of times (more than you’d think). sometimes i look back at a blog entry i made the night before, in the morning, i’d even want to delete it, but i usually don’t just to keep a record of what kinda shit i write [pardon french]. i think in my history of weblogging i’ve only deleted a blog entry i wrote like once or twice.

just to let you guys know, duality is among one of my most frequented log, so whatever is posted here, from either of you, i always read. if i was busy for a few days and didnt get online much and missed some entries, i always flip back to check (i always check those “previous entries” links to make sure i didn’t miss any).

by: Xero

Wed, 06 Jul 2005 16:45:15 +0000

ugh..being tired for me is like being drunk for everyone else. I wake up not knowing what I did the night before and live with great embaresment once I find out. Oh well. Sorry bout all the rambling.

by: Lloyd

Wed, 06 Jul 2005 15:59:56 +0000

Hm. Yes. That’s about right.

::chuckle::

Seriously, writing like that perfectly balances out the imagination behind the posts-on-videogames or whatever else interests you these days. Now, I have a much better sense of the person behind the words.

I am reading you now, Alexis, with great pleasure and with faithful regularity.

…and as usual, Quad is right. ;-)

by: emmy

Wed, 06 Jul 2005 06:02:44 +0000

also for the record, emily is me :)
i don’t really know what to say… which is why i comment very infrequently… and also out of a fear of this unknown audience, its like “oh no! people are going to read this!!!” but then… that’s the point right? you post stuff here because you have something you feel like saying / writing and you feel like saying / writing it where ppl will hear / read it.
that in mind, (uh oh, i’m on a roll now… >:) ), but you are certainly not boring or i wouldn’t read what you write. i may not always remember it afterward or comment due to shyness and the faulty workings of my brain… or check this site everyday… but i am in no way uninterested by you or your postage… er.. posting? … postingS? whatever you know what i mean….
AND if you were going to post something about youself that was “more than we ever wanted to know” that was far from it, and i have a few ideas i could give you stuff you could post about that would scare ppl away from this site for good ;)

by: J.Liu

Wed, 06 Jul 2005 02:15:20 +0000

(for the record, “Jon” and “Quad” both refer to me =))

I’m going to sound like Lloyd for a bit, but bear with me. The thing about writing in a weblog is that each post is like a piece in a puzzle. It’s not the pieces themselves that are interesting, but how the pieces fit together and the picture that they reveal.

Among the weblogs that I check, many of the day-to-day posts are bland (no offense, of course). But they don’t need to be ground-breaking. You shouldn’t feel that it’s necessary to write an edge-of-your-seat thriller each time you post. People read other people’s weblogs because they want to stay updated in other people’s lives. That will happen for you more and more as people get to know you.

So, enjoy yourself here. Don’t feel pressured into writing amazing things.