Oh let's face it - you never know what you are going to find when you visit my site.
Up until now, I have generally just blogged about something random - a thought here and there, nothing too concurrent - no real flow.
Well, I have a feeling that my style of random blogging has ran its course, for now at least.
From here on out, my focus will be to document whatever it is that I am currently working on.
It seems that 10 years from now, when I might go back and read something which I wrote, at least I will be able to discern what I was doing at a point in time. I have re-read a good portion of this site, and there isn't a real congruency at all.
So, what am I currently working on?
Well, thanks for asking - my current project is the re-development of MyChingo!
Until it re-launches, I will be documenting my progress here - sorry in advance if you don't feel like reading about my progres, but that's what I will be doing.
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MBailey said:I will never be truly defined as a person, because I am a dynamic creature and I possess the ability to change when I am made aware of new information, or new ways of accomplishing things.
SBirkes’ comment, or to say it another way:
“What? You say I contradict myself? Yes, I’m a complicated person.”
Don’t know where I read that but it’s stayed with me for a lot of years.
Another thought:
Your list reminded me of Benjamin Franklin’s 13 Virtues and his attempt to arrive at moral perfection.
The list and his explanation of each item is in his “Autobiography and Other Writings”, chaper 8 about halfway through that chapter. Interesting reading.
Here is a link to the list. It doesn’t take long to read it (and what follows it) and I think it is well worth the time for the insight it can give into Franklin and to ourselves.
http://www.earlyamerica.com/lives/franklin/chapt8/
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