Keeping a diary, not like the old days.

     I have  not done a blog since MySpace.  And that was several years ago.  I was younger then and I know I sounded so silly and teenager-ish in those posts.  I am not saying that I won't sound the same way here, but I am older and wiser and I think I can put things in writing in a bit more mature way than several years ago.  I highly doubt many people will read this anyway, but the purpose of this blog is to write down my feelings and interests for whoever may be interested in reading about them, but also to use this as an instrument for me to look at my life through my written words.  It is always fun to look back at old blogs or in my day, paper bound diaries that had the cheap ass lock on there and you kept it by your bed to read and write into at night, or giggle at the entries with your girlfriends during a sleep over, or that your brother stole from your room and broke off the cheap ass lock and laughed heartily at all the drooling entries about Luke Perry and New Kids on The Block.  Mind you, those aforementioned things were NOT in my diary; that was merely an example.  My diary would consist of Star Trek crushes and music that I recorded off the radio and more Star Trek crushes, and how mad the parents could make me.

     I hope that I will keep up with this "blog" as this generation calls it.  I would like to share a whole bunch of things on here.  New baking ventures, how my garden is doing, funny pictures of my pets, and yes I will do a few entries of my most favourite celebrities.  These will most likely include, in no particular order:  Vincent Irizarry, Alan Rickman, Connor Trinneer, and Scott Bakula.  So if people gushing over their fave celebs is not your thing, then don't read the post.  Simple.  But kudos to you if you decide to brave reading my silly ass entries.

     I look forward to sharing myself and my life with all of you (or at least the people who choose to "follow" me.)  I probably have taken enough of your time already.  So I tip my hat to you with a hasty "Au Revoir."

PHOTO OF THE DAY:
Here is a picture of me with one of our orphan kittens.  Isn't she the cutest thing?  She has found a forever home now, but I occasionally think of all the little kittens we have had pass through our home.