A Road Less Travelled

 Okay, so it took me a while to get to the point of writing a post today. I don’t know what was up with that–if it was me or hiccups with the site, but it finally worked. The funny thing is that I could sit here and list various small difficulties with blogpeoria, or how the particular template we chose (which happened to be the only one Gabrielle and I could agree on) messes with my haiku because of the huge first letter.

 But while all this would be true they would give entirely the wrong impression. I have only just begun to play around with the category possibilities and we already have ten categories. I know most of the posts aren’t categorized yet, but I’m working on that. I’m thinking of dividing up our links into categories, too. (Yes, Gabrielle, I was going to mention it to you first. Really I was.)

It’s also easier to save drafts of posts than it was on blogger–at least it seems easier to me. I’m not sure it’s verifiably accurate, but if anyone questions this statement just tell them you read it on the Internet and they’ll know it must be true.

 I remember when we first started a blog I was terrified that people would be reading what I wrote, and trying to convince Seth that yes, I really was excited about having a blog. I’m just very low-key when I’m excited, I tried to tell him. Now I have to admit that he was right. When I’m really excited I don’t sit there in a state of shock. I just get hyper in rambling and pointless blog post sort of way.
Now, what category does this fit into, I wonder…