Returning

I’m a kind of person who likes to create.  Building, graphic design, coding, writing—you name it, I love creating.  My favorite kinds of problems are those in which the solutions have to be created (which might explain why I love the game Portal so much.)  When I do something, I want it to be something that I (and my partners, in some cases) created.  You would rarely ever see me take templates or bits of what other people have created, put it together in some way, and call it my own.

So, as I was reading a blog yesterday, I was inclined to ask myself why I wasn’t doing this either.

I guess the answer would be that every time I attempt to accomplish something, Satan tries to tear it down with something else, and I never get any creativity out.  (Oh, by the way, most of the time these realizations are made, they’re made as I type them.)  So I’m really thinking that journaling and blogging need to be my two of my most consistent habits.

Since a lot has changed, however, I’m really not sure what to do with my past posts.  I’ll probably remove the categories and just leave the posts in the archive or something.  But I won’t go on too much about that.  I also have no idea whether or not I’m going to keep my title, because running isn’t really a big part of my life anymore, even though I do still run every once and a while.  I’m starting to think I should run more often, but that’s another blog post.

There’s not much else I can say here.  I’m actually not sure I said much at all.  I’ll probably have more to say about things as school starts on Wednesday.