I find myself crossing my previous personal boundaries, clicking, typing, and entering my emotions, feelings and thoughts into cyberspace. Although I have both Facebook and MSN accounts that already unveil a lot of my character. I have found it difficult to broadcast my thoughts and life over the internet for unknown eyes to glare at. I have changed my Facebook privacy settings so that I am not a victim of a "creeping." Originally with blogging I picture a website where people leave posts with pictures, links, videos, and notes from their daily lives, giving billions of people a single click away from entering view of my life. Creating a blog is remarkably easy. After looking at many other blogs, and even participating in some basketball discussions during my daily surf, blogging has started to grow on me. I find it interesting reading personal journals, and see a participatory aspect to report news and commenting on it. And from what I have seen news can be anything, from the pungent odour coming in line at the bank to a personally biased recount of the filming done here at Guelph. When surfing the web and looking at various blogs I find the title of the book we are to be reading, "Amusing Ourselves to Death", echoing in my head. Instead of contributing in the sometimes deafening echo, I hope to use this blog as to understand more about myself, to force myself to criticize (or sometimes just ramble) about what is going on in my life.
participatory journalism right here.
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