The Dinner Table

I feel sick.

Because work and cutting onions makes me feel that way.

The work part would be the css/html checking/editing of this blog and trying to come up with more "original" ideas for the template. What with so many new family blogs, and more on the way, originality seems to be a thing.

I long for my own domain and the ability and time to make a blog from scratch.

Speaking of the now increasing amount of family blogs, the blogosphere reminds me of my family's occassional dinner table atmosphere:
Everybody is all talking at the same time, some have witty and comical things to say, others are speaking wisdom and deep thoughts, some are just commenting casually, and then some who are just jibbering idiocies.

But since they are ALL talking at the same time, you miss what good someone may have said.

I can still remember the early days of Hobbyns and The Hollow Blah, and the shortage of family blogs made an interesting read and small selection.

And now the level of originality and writing style of family blogs must be upped if one wants to be read.

Thankfully for me, I never really gave a rap about opinions. I blog for fun, to share my thoughts, to excercise my writing, and this site is an avenue for me to have fun with coding and the like.

I do what I do for me.

And of course, for others, but only with IMPORTANT things, not silly little things like this blog.

Pass the salt, please.