I wonder if journaling is all that great a thing as I at times envision, or if it's some fad that only geeks do. I say that freely because I'm the biggest geek. I'm such a geek that I used to be what was called a nerd, and that's because I've been a nerd (that time has changed into a geek) for a long time. The only reason many people don't realize I've been such a nerdgeek is because I don't wear glasses or even look like a typical nerd. But believe me, I am.
Where am I going with this? Hmmm... let's see...
In the center of "me" I don't really give a flying shhh-saucer about what or who I am, as I repeatedly do things like stick my foot in my mouth, say something completely unrelated or random, try to make an obvious joke, etc. and I don't stop myself.
Remember "Revenge of the Nerds"? How prophetic was that?? Bill Gates has been laughing non-stop ever since... People in H.S. thought I was a dork for taking typing, or even when I took "Computing 101", literally 101. It was so basic with all those 0s and 1s. My big project was making up a program that was (get this) a game where after going to an Adam Ant concert in N.Y., one had to go to the Waldorf Astoria and find out which room Adam was staying in. I told you I was a nerd!
That was funny. I'm a dork too. Don't really look like it either-or maybe I do. Journaling is cool; it keeps us all entertained.
ReplyDeleteOkay, lets set the record straight, journaling is not only for geeks, because truth be known I'm too stupid to be a geek. And I don't think I'm a dork either because I can recognize one on the street and roll my eyes at them in a way that sets me a little above them, even if just ever so microscopic... If you look around you'll see that there is a vast diversity of personalities and styles in the journaling community. What ever you are, I'm sure you'll fit right in. Have fun!
ReplyDeleteHi, Missy (I assume)!! Thanks for stopping by, but let me know where your journal is, I'd love to read it!! -- Gabriela
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