Introspection, from the outside

[pecunium]

I've been doing some reading (yeah, you're all shocked), and this post from Science and Politics got me to thinking about qhat sort of blog I run.

I know that I'm never likely to make it to The Show. I have a LiveJournal and the Cool Kids tend to think that's Pony League. C'est la guerre. I like a bit of notoriety as well as the next guy (more than some, less than others) but I can live without it because; at root, I do this for me.

But I wonder what it looks like to those who read it. Is it political? Life? Food? Philosophy? Photography? An excuse to lecture? Links? Personal revelation? Therapy?

Drop me a line and tell me what you think of when you think of this little corner of the net.

When all is said and done I'll try to sort out what it means to me and let you all in on the secret.

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I wonder what you are thinking about since you left the ASML, and come here to find out.

Susan in St. Paul

[pecunium.livejournal.com]

I don't know that I'd have left ASML without an outlet, but I don't know that I'd have been as much as I was had I stayed.

It isn't that I didn't care for the mannnerisms, as much as it was there were (or still are, I can't say) people I couldn't respect, and wouldn't be rude to. Which made speaking my mind difficult.

I think of popping back in, but there is only so much time in the day, and I have food to cook, pictures to take, news to read and things to write.

Sometimes the Army asks for my time as well.

Something had to give.

TK