fushicho no sake.

you know what, today suppose to be a nice sunday morning,
where i could really sit down and enjoy a bit of the weekend.
but then, thinking of the irksome homework my teacher left me,
spoils half of that sunny mood i'll have for today.
i guess i have to get all the shit settle by tonight.

suddenly i like to study about blogging.
the style of blogging, the content of post,
the amount of philosophy, the level of thinking.
well, when i'm just free i'll blog hop around,
hoping to find some blogs that are writing 'real good stuff'.
well, many people would just like to write about their daily life;
'today this happen....and so it ends.'
it becomes more like a online dairy or sort,
w/o much privacy.

for times i thought blog would be one nice place to spread my ideas and thoughts;
and it turn out to be true.
however, it takes a damn long time for people to agree with my philosophy;
one ex-classmate said to me before that,
'at first i thought your blog was seriously crap. but after months, i found out these are just words of wisdom.'
hence i put no hesitation to write post of daily life,
which each includes a daily inspiration.

at times people do change.
looking down my archives i would really laugh at how i think months back.
well, today it's my turn to laugh off at crappy blogs;
once upon a time i was being laughed off too for having a crappy blog.

maybe sometimes when we read certain people's blog,
we tend not to agree with the ideology of the posts.
hence in time, this earns us a negative stereotype and impression of us towards the blogger;
but in reality this is just a matter of 'different people thinks differently'.

when we are writing about certain ideologies in our dairies or blogs,
we don't really have to get others to agree with us;
we need ourselves to agree with ourselves.
we just need others to respect and acknowledge with us.

usually when we read blogs, the post often revolves around a certain style.
now that will be the factor that repulse people off,
or keeps you with die-hardcore fans.
different blogs focus about different things;
but all of them includes daily incidents of life.

some takes blog as a place to share their feelings, happiness and frustrations;
some, a place to spread their ideas, philosophy, words.
some, take it as a place to showcase whatever inspiration they gained,
some, a place perhaps to horne their languages.
to me my blog is where certain thoughts, certain things.
reading blogs is a good thing;
perhaps you might gained a little humour or enlightenment from that blog at the corner.

blog needs life.
i would say, the one that keeps this blog alive,
is not me, but those that took the effort to come here and read.
people who cares about me, people who hope to find evidence to sabo me,
people who likes reading my post, or people who likes to see me screwed;
these are the ones that gave run-the-road its life.
without you guys reading this blog,
i wouldn't have the heart to write all these post.

thank you for all your support,
and special thanks to those hardcore fans like leo.
thanks a lot peeps.