(21:21) One thing I always wonder about when writing blog posts like this is just who exactly is going to read them? The bottom line is that I have absolutely no idea who could end up here, and in certain ways I don’t even really want to know. Some of the stuff here is quite personal, but I have decided that it is better out than in, so does it actually matter who might be reading?
One thing I’d like to keep is the conversational style that I get when using voice recognition, but oddly enough, I really hate to work on this if I think there is anyone else in the background. My housemate is home right now, but she’s upstairs, so I’m not too worried there, but there’s no way I could see myself sharing an office and using voice recognition, even when working on my other website, where the content is purely travel related, and nothing like so personal.
Meanwhile, there are people walking past my front door all the time, as it is Friday night, and I’m on a street with six pubs. Would I rather be out in one of them at the moment enjoying a drink, or some might say, drowning my sorrows? Well, if I had been more organised in the week, perhaps I would be, but I’m not really too bothered as next week is already looking extremely busy. Would I like to randomly go out to one of the pubs, and just start a conversation with whoever I met at the bar? I do that sometimes at my local, but as it is an Irish pub, and this is the weekend before St Patrick’s Day, I know it will be an extremely tight squeeze in at night, just as it is on any other Friday night, I really don’t enjoy that. Last week, I picked a pub at random, but it didn’t take too long for the conversation to degenerate down to the person standing next to me using the phrase ‘ I’m not racist but’, and we all know where that ends up.
So actually, I’d rather have a conversation with his blog, even though I have no idea who I’m talking to. But if you have read this far, please drop a comment and say hi!