Monday, September 28, 2009
The Transformation
There are times when persons can become instinctive, nay impulsive, even though that is not how they usually are. And then they can do things like making their blog public (hoping secretly that many-many people will read and like it while simultaneously fearing that the opposite might happen!). Now I am not trying to hint in any way that I could be such a person as I just described- that was just a passing observation and nothing more. I had ENTIRELY different reasons for making this dear blog public, which I cannot reveal.
Ahem. Anyways, the title of the blog was relevant considering the earlier posts, and it is likely that one may wonder in the future, "why the hell is this blog titled 'A Sea of Questions'", and that would be a perfectly natural thought. But I have nevertheless decided not to change the name for now because of 'emotional reasons' (read laziness- just joking, it's actually emotional reasons).
Also, here is the old description of this blog (I don't wanna delete it)-
"Many postings will be in the first person. That's just a way of writing and saying that these are my views and may not apply to you.
Also, many posts may seem incomplete. That is bound to happen- this is a sea of questions, mostly without universally acceptable answers."
And on this note, I sign off this post.
Ahem. Anyways, the title of the blog was relevant considering the earlier posts, and it is likely that one may wonder in the future, "why the hell is this blog titled 'A Sea of Questions'", and that would be a perfectly natural thought. But I have nevertheless decided not to change the name for now because of 'emotional reasons' (read laziness- just joking, it's actually emotional reasons).
Also, here is the old description of this blog (I don't wanna delete it)-
"Many postings will be in the first person. That's just a way of writing and saying that these are my views and may not apply to you.
Also, many posts may seem incomplete. That is bound to happen- this is a sea of questions, mostly without universally acceptable answers."
And on this note, I sign off this post.
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