Let's face it, I've been blogging since...oh let's see, my first livejournal account in...2001? Seven years later, here I am at 21 finally writing my first blog about...a library, constant change, and my own grain in the sandcastle of the librarian world as it's changing rapidly in this modern day and age...
And I still have the same awful purple prose, it looks like, given my first journals at age fourteen, hovering over a computer in Wolf Point, Montana and looking furtively over my shoulder so my older sister didn't mock my angst.
However, on to the genuine matter at hand. I confess, I'm really in this for the gift card to Best Buy but now that I've actually got this little text box up, I can't resist the chance to ramble my own thoughts, ideas, and opinion on everything, as it seems we in the 21st century are wont to do in hopes that someone's going to pay attention to us.
Well, Test Post #1 should probably not get any longer, so I'll sign this off here and run around the site to explore options some more. This actually looks much more simple than lj or ij (Livejournal or Insanejournal), but it's going to have to be impressive to beat gj (RIP, Greatestjournal).
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- Change is a tricky thing. Constant change, while inevitable, is perhaps the most terrifying thing to the human mind because a static state of being is perhaps the most comforting thing in the world. Constant Change. I first learned of this concept through a website called Constant Change Productions, and since then I've been learning to overcome my fears and face the facts. Change is inevitable. Change is painful. Change is beautiful. Perhaps the most extraordinary vantage point to observe this natural phenomenon is through the view of a Public Library. Trends, fashions, social issues and cultural controversies all find their way through these gates as the modern centers of knowledge and self-information. But, I digress. Here I hope to find my merry, and hopefully productive/resourceful way as a pirate of change, surfing through the galleries of time and space (Fancy way of describing the internet) to find more effective, more efficient, and more self-dependant ways of being proactive about change.
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