The first of many?
Well, it is my first post on my first blog. Perhaps it will last. Perhaps not. So, I'm not making any promises.
It seems a little silly to me that I would post a journal online and actually expect people to read it. Maybe they will and maybe they won't, but I will know it is there. I have never been good about keeping a journal or diary, so I thought that if it were typed then it might be easier.
You see, I am standing right now on the verge. Six months from now I will be married. Eight months from now I will be on my way to Asia with my husband to teach English in the Peace Corps. In a year we will be completing our training and heading out to our own village, our own house, in our own corner of the Far East. So, in short, I am on the verge. I feel as though I should have something to say. At least, to myself. So, I started this blog.
I call the blog Rough New Prizes because that is what I seek. I know that I have not chosen an easy life. The Peace Corps is not supposed to be easy. Marriage (contrary to popular belief) is not supposed to be easy. But, easy is for Prom Queens not Mermaids (a subject I will tackle later), and I am definately a Mermaid. If you have a chance, I highly recommend reading "Song of the Open Road," especially if you know me or would like to know me. I think it speaks.
Well, I guess that is all for now. Blessings and good night.
It seems a little silly to me that I would post a journal online and actually expect people to read it. Maybe they will and maybe they won't, but I will know it is there. I have never been good about keeping a journal or diary, so I thought that if it were typed then it might be easier.
You see, I am standing right now on the verge. Six months from now I will be married. Eight months from now I will be on my way to Asia with my husband to teach English in the Peace Corps. In a year we will be completing our training and heading out to our own village, our own house, in our own corner of the Far East. So, in short, I am on the verge. I feel as though I should have something to say. At least, to myself. So, I started this blog.
I call the blog Rough New Prizes because that is what I seek. I know that I have not chosen an easy life. The Peace Corps is not supposed to be easy. Marriage (contrary to popular belief) is not supposed to be easy. But, easy is for Prom Queens not Mermaids (a subject I will tackle later), and I am definately a Mermaid. If you have a chance, I highly recommend reading "Song of the Open Road," especially if you know me or would like to know me. I think it speaks.
Well, I guess that is all for now. Blessings and good night.

4 Comments:
At 8:11 PM,
Paliean said…
Song of the Open Road? Wanna give an author? Walt Witman? Is it famous enough that I should have known that? I found it online at:
http://www.bartleby.com/142/82.html
I set up a web log so I could make comments.
At 8:13 PM,
Paliean said…
Oh. I see the author at the top of the page!! Tricky. Even though I found the work and started to read it, I didn't get through the whole thing. Perhaps I am just too tired right now.
At 9:46 AM,
Serial Fan said…
Welcome, my dear. My blog is espressopump.blogspot.com. Let's link to each other.
Scot
At 12:35 AM,
Linda said…
hi there... my name is Linda. My fiancee and I are nominated for Asia/Central Asia for June 2006. Is that what your nomination said? What program are you nominated for? I would love to compare notes... please e-mail me if you're interested :)
mstaros@uci.edu
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