WEBLOGGER DISCIPLINE

here is no mistaking how one becomes subservient to patterns. It has taken some time to find out that we are servants to themes.

Theme one is the awareness of being enslaved to horses. Theme two is being bonded to urban design. Theme three is being a servant to “weblogging”. This realization has come slowly but when it surfaces it’s a contest between the inexorable frameworks of how one spends time activities in a day.

Have all webloggers noticed that there are days left out automatically on their calendar? Have webloggers noticed that the record keeping is by day? That is for both reading and writing. Do other webloggers go back to those days missed to fill in some blanks from recorded memory? It might make their calendar look a lot better. Or do webloggers go forward if they have a writing spree and program articles for future days?

This fabulous computer system is monitoring every thing one reads and writes. So the theme being built by weblogger might allow someone else to do a profile of my writings. Only God records all the things with we do with horses, drawings and other matters. Unless one places multiple live video cameras on ones daily activities. One should only allow God to monitor our total daily patterns!

Maybe it’s just me looking at these blank days on the calendar and thinking about finding valid excuses for not making appropriate entries of words. This arises from a sense of guilt! This somewhat disturbing pattern has made me acknowledge that one needs more discipline in daily life.

However in the long run one does things sometimes for monetary rewards and sometimes for the distinct love of it. Then sometimes one also doesn’t take much time for reading and absorbing of material.

The most fulfilling thing is to be short winded and produce words that matter into stories that are not only readable, but are meaningful. Oh well sometimes my words and designs come quite naturally. Other times it is a little more difficult.

BY Graham Kaye-Eddie – Master Urban Designer.

Makabusi Inc. – Bakersfield – California

Email – makabusi@pacbell.net

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