"Dig a hole and fill it up."- Charlie Crews
And we've reached my four-hundredth blog post! Whenever I seem to get to this point of another hundred blogs (300th), I feel as if it's been another accomplishment for me in some way. For some reason I just can't get enough of using this blog.
By this point, I didn't really think I'd still be blogging from when I first started using my blog a few years ago. These past four hundred blogs have been mind-blowing to write, even if some of the things I say at times aren't as optimistic as I'd wish or even if it's not too much of an uplift at times.
I've enjoyed using this blog as an outlet, a journal and a way to keep in touch with my friends. But most of all, I've enjoyed being able to say whatever it is that's on my mind at any given time. Even when I don't really have anything to say of meaning once in a blue moon, I enjoy doing something like a montage or a casting call to hold my interest and hopfully someone else's interest too.
At times, let it be influenced by bordom or not, I just can't seem to stop posting atleast something on this blog even if it's just a little thought of mine or a little blurb. I'm glad that I began to use this thing when I did and I'm happy that it's become apart of my life that's vital to where I am now internally.
I'd probably would've went nuts by now if I hadn't had this outlet to vent my frustrations as well as my good times and positives. It's been great this far and I'm looking forward to it being just as fantastic and interesting for another four hundred blogs and even after that!
P.S.: Don't forget to watch the fourth season finale of Supernatural and the eighth season finale of Smallville tonight starting at 8 PM on the CW!!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwEvvVsjs-U
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