I have to confess... a few more things...

A---I have to confess I should be more careful about what I say.  When I saw the preview of "Swing Vote", it looked terrible.  And I dissed the movie a few days ago, assuming it was another nail in Kevin Costner's career.  But from now on I'm going to think before I speak.  Or blog.  Because...

B--I have to confess that when I saw it tonight, I loved "Swing Vote."  Makes you laugh. Makes you cry.  Makes you think.  And makes me think they should fire the person who produced the preview.

C--I have to confess that Kevin Costner was really good.  So was the rest of the cast.  And...

D--I have to confess that when I started this blog I never imagined I would be writing movie reviews.

E--I have to confess that when I started this blog I had no idea what I would be writing.  Or where I was going.  I jumped in to swing the universe around in a better direction on Independence Day.  That seems like months instead of weeks ago.  Maybe in the blogosphere time moves at a different pace. Like measuring age in dog years.  After blogging for less than one dog year...

F--I have to confess that I understand why Rosie announced that she is taking a month-long vacation from blogging.  My blog is only a month old.  And I'm having way too much fun to take a vacation.  I am, however, going to re-evaluate.  In a month I've accumulated volumes, way beyond what a typical blog would produce.  I have flooded you with words;  I'm sure most people have only read the tip of the iceberg that is this blog.  This wasn't my plan, even though I had no plan.  I'm not sure why I do it but...

G--I have to confess that I can't seem to stop myself from writing a newspaper column every single day--which columnists don't even do.  So one thing I am going to evaluate is why I am compelled to "over-blog".  Which I actually predicted on day one. 

H--I have to confess that very few people read what I wrote on day one.  However, since my entire blog has been Tivo-ed--in the archives--people could theoretically catch up if I slowed down.  An even better reason to slow down is to avoid burnout---possibly yours but mostly mine.  And despite the fact that my tendency to over-blog is happening again right this instant,

I--I have to confess that my sincere intention tonight was to drastically cut the length of this post. Mission (almost) accomplished.  Maybe tomorrow.

 

Comments

[Debbie]

I truly enjoy my daily fix of "I Never Signed Up for This." I am hooked. . . so keep on blogging!

[Duchess]

I've read it all. One gets addicted to other people's lives.

[Darryle]

Thank you both for reading. And I truly enjoy my daily fix too!

[Leah]

I have to confess that I am obsessed with your blog I was really upset that I woke up today and your blog wasn't posted when I woke up. I had to wait till later in the day. :) keep blogging.

[Darryle]

I have to confess that although I've made some technological progress, I still have a ways to go--since this post failed to register when I actually posted it. You aren't the only one who noticed that day's missing post, and I have to confess that a few of them are related to me.
Love, Aunt Darryle

[Gail Reiss]

Darryle. Don't change anything. Just be yourself. Nancy told me a while back, she looks forward to your blogs every day and once I got caught up, I now feel exactly the same! You say you "over-blog", I would say I "over-analyze". So I guess we have something in common ... we both "over-think".