tala-arawan

i scanned my past livejournal entries yesterday. and i noticed that all i talk about then was hale. every entry had either the boy's or the band's name. i'm not saying that it's bad though. the good thing about keeping a journal, or blogging for that matter, is realizing how you've changed a lot over the past years. too bad my first blog was hacked so i was forced to request for its cancellation. it was a two-year record of my life in GMA. of course, most of it was gloomy, but still it's nice to look back to all the learnings, the experiences...

so now i am maintaining two blogs, but i write most of my thoughts here. i'm still keeping my livejournal account to keep track on some of my friends' happenings. i remember when almost all of my haler friends were so active in blogging. they update the entries almost everyday. but i guess now everybody is busy with more important things like studies and their carreers. all time left for blogging is to share their rants or their raves about an exam or an important trip. unlike before; even the sabaw things, or just to give a one-liner shout-out to everyone-- they will write in their blogs.

i also have some friends who transferred from one blog host to another, like it was a part of their evolution not to write their thoughts from their 3-year-old blog and decided to write to a new blog instead as a part of a new beggining.

blogging is life. many made friends through blog hopping. while some end up being bashed. but all the same, we love this art called blogging. it's the best thing ever invented online because anyone can have an avenue where whatever you say can be heard/read by one or a million. it can change lives. it can ruin lives. but what the heck.