I'm tired but want to write

I'm a little hungover today, but I think it's so good to have a blog and write in it a lot. It's kind of like a diary in that way, except it's open to everyone looking at it.

I know that there are different techniques about how to do good blog posts, well, probably, I haven't checked that out really. I am infact trying a technique for this one. The technique is (I heard this off a film one time) write what you want to say with your heart, then go back over it and edit it using your head. That's what I've done to make this blog post. {No I actually haven't, I decided not to go back over it when I got to point CBA (cannot be arsed)}

Writing is kind of a really cool thing, in my opinion. It's sort of similar to when someone does a well prepared speech. They arent just coming out with those well-crafted words in that order, off by heart. There's been a lot of thought put into what they are going to say. A piece of writing is the same in that way, and it's a chance to convey things to people in a really well structured way. Not only to people, but to ourselves. I mean, I can look back over what I've just written, and if I do, I'll probably get a better understanding of what direction I should go in with this article. I'm not sure how to describe the enrichingness of writing, because I'd need to think about this a lot more. It's only been something that's crossed my mind relatively recently; and it's not yet kind of formlated in my mind in a logical order yet (the explanation of why writings good).

If you don't have a blog or a diary, they are wicked! Get one

Ahhh :D, I've just packed a lip. For those that don't know what Dip is, it's smokeless tobacco. It's not chewing tobacco, because god knows how that will destroy your teeth.

{Point CBA}

Take a look at da picture...





- This dirt-like substance in the tin... is dip.








- The stuff between my (gorgeous) bottom lip and teeth... is dip.






I think I've conveyed the idea now.

It's from America. I think it's banned in the UK because it's thought to appeal too much to children. Naturally, the USA doesn't seem to care much about this. (And I'm talking about the government, not the people).