I’m not a blogger

I’m not a blogger. And I ain’t about to pick today to start.

 

By Aaron Kloshen

 

I don’t do things like this. Going online and expressing in great detail my thoughts, opinions, and various things. Sure I got the facebook and through out little nuggets of what I feel and things and stuff and junk. However I always thought that blogs were for self righteous types that think that their opinions mattered so much more then everyone else’s so they go on their computers express to a world of other self righteous types that they have these great ideas. You know when I was a kid you would do that in a diary, or journal, or you would run those ideas past people and take a little constructive criticism. Now you do that on the Twitter (What that is I’m still not sure). At one point an individual only presented their most personal thoughts an ideas to a close friend or family member, now we have a whole other almost parallel universe called the world wide web to express even the most trivial of life experiences. I could only imagine going out into the real world telling X number of people what I though of breakfast this morning. If anyone were to do that they would be the least favorite person in the history of all that has been and all that their will ever will be. Now whenever I log onto the MyFace (I know there is no myface just play along) I along with millions of others are treated to some of the least thought provoking statements that most mentally stable types would not dare express once they walk away from their computers. However in the backwards world of the internet social norms have been thrown out the window and anything goes. Now those of you who are into reading the opinions of others but don’t find books to be the in thing you’re more then likely wondering why I am doing this? Well, I was asked very nicely to write a blog about anything I want, and it could be as long or as short as I wanted. Perhaps a little bit of my self righteous Internet shut in side wanted to be ironic as most mid 20 year olds these days want to do, or be, or something. This really isn’t my thing. I do more of the go somewhere and do something type. With that being said I’m going to go out there and do something. Maybe I’ll see you there? 

Peace out

-Aaron