Blogging.

      I can't see the point of my own blog growing or continuing on beyond this assignment.  I assume that I simply don't have a flair to write well enough to engross readers.  It could be my subject matter is totally devoid of any appeal too.  I'm not sure.  I am wondering how to motivate myself to write some compelling material on this blog.  Really captivate an audience and myself by entertaining a muse for a few fleeting minutes, maybe an hour?
     I even visited the, How to Write a Famous Blog, wiki.  I was only looking to reference some famous blogger but fell upon it instead.  So why don't I run down my own impression of the seven easy steps referenced in the article.

 1. "remember a blog is like clothes an extension of you"
       A little odd, I think.  I could were any clothes and still be ridiculous me.  I like specific clothes sure but I don't think they are an extension of my identity.  The blog in the same respect doesn't tell you who I am at all.
 
2." some say to post once a day"
     My god!  I wish I was even a fraction of interesting enough to write a blog daily.  Actually I don't I tend to enjoy my uneventful existence these days, maybe when I was younger.

3."writing a popular blog doesn't happen overnight''
     Maybe I am just pushing this thing a little too hard.  This tip is actually about preparing material which could be my biggest downfall, because I don't prepare.

4. "remember blogging is about you"
        Exactly. Being boring toad can leave a blog a little skimpy.  Picking random topics can totally leave your last few posts empty, searching for some sort of salvation.

5. "read a blog on myspace"
     Myspace still exists?  Wow, nothing on the internet dies.

6.  "the more blogs you comment on the more ppl who visit your blog"
     Ugh, I have to fish for others to read my worthless dribble.  That sounds worse that writing it.

 7.  "terms of service"
     Not sure what the hell this is about.  I am not a lawyer and usually terms of service are incredible lengthy.  I would subscribe to a tl; dr version of the terms of service.   (Too Long; Didn't Read)

Anyways, I give credit to bloggers like well I don't know I can't find any specific bloggers.  I am only able to turn up syndicates of bloggers like Huff Po or Gawker.  That is why being a blogger is highly over rated they aren't even listed on the internet.  I want to call it, "almost and author".