Actually, I started to feel a need for my own space a quite long time ago. Everything happened more or less a month ago. I was surfing on Facebook, but then I realized that it was 2:00 am, then I thought "shit"; this was not just once...more than 20 times. I started to feel that I was spending too much time on Facebook and that I was living a Facebook life instead of my own life. It had got me totally.
Time ran and ran... I started to think what to do. What could I do?. The first decision I took was to deactivate my Facebook account in order to get more time for me to think about me and my things -including homework, duties, etc-. Some time after having got my time back I started to think about activating it again, I do not want to but....damn! there is something inside me trying to get to it, which I do not want to let go out.
Some time after, I was talking to my Canadian friend Toby Haytham Murakami, and he sent me a link to his blog, which I read some articles and thought it was really interesting. I did not think about creating my own one, but I got to accept it: I did it later. I got into a lots of blogs such as Amigos Plegadores, an Origami one :), or my friend Toby one. The blogs I read and analyzed make me realize I could create my own "space" instead of just following what other "spaces" wanted me to. Later I started to think about the fact that this was what I wanted: to make my own things, to have my own space, to be able to write what I want to, to express my feelings, emotions, dislikes, likes...everything!
That's why I created my own blog :D
Time ran and ran... I started to think what to do. What could I do?. The first decision I took was to deactivate my Facebook account in order to get more time for me to think about me and my things -including homework, duties, etc-. Some time after having got my time back I started to think about activating it again, I do not want to but....damn! there is something inside me trying to get to it, which I do not want to let go out.
Some time after, I was talking to my Canadian friend Toby Haytham Murakami, and he sent me a link to his blog, which I read some articles and thought it was really interesting. I did not think about creating my own one, but I got to accept it: I did it later. I got into a lots of blogs such as Amigos Plegadores, an Origami one :), or my friend Toby one. The blogs I read and analyzed make me realize I could create my own "space" instead of just following what other "spaces" wanted me to. Later I started to think about the fact that this was what I wanted: to make my own things, to have my own space, to be able to write what I want to, to express my feelings, emotions, dislikes, likes...everything!
That's why I created my own blog :D
YAY, im in this one:)
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