[This is me pre-blogging age.]
Blogging opened up an entirely new world for me since then. I taught myself how to tweek and google stuff that I need to know to explore the world wide web revolution. And I became at home with the cyberworld. I found friends and found new freedom I didn't know exist.
With my new found experience with technology, I learned how to make myself productive and useful. Then I learned to monetize on the skill that I self-taught. I bought my own url address which I think gave me enough confidence to explore other possibilities that technology has to offer.
Then, I got busy with work. I got side-tracked with new preoccupations. I got blind-sided with things that seem more important than my passion - writing. Now, one thing is sure, I need to work on my multi-tasking skill more.
Then, I backslid and realized that technology didn't stand still to wait for me to be ready again. It moved on when I turned around and now I am out-of-reach... or is it the other way around. I had to admit, I felt that I am standing in the middle of nowhere. I don't know where to start and to move on. And I need to teach myself all over again because... whatever I know about blogging is obsolete.
[And this is me... side-tracked at the trail.]
Back to basic and who's fault is that? Now I need to learn how to get a domain for this blog and get it rolling again. Education is indeed a lifetime process. Hayyyy!!!!
Who said life is full of drama?
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You can do it Ruthi. It would be nice to see you around the blogsphere more often again. I always loved your comments and your wit.
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back!! Missed you!!
ReplyDeletelove that photo of you pre-blogging and the side tracked shot :) glad you are here again!! hmmm missing you on FB but I know you are happy outside of FB now hahahaha...I do not think I could do what you did though...still an addict here...and sure of one thing...addicted to your friendship! love yah! :)
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