So the truth is, I love documenting history. Not the boring kind you learn in the school room, but the events and memorable happenings that befall me and my surrounding folk. like for instance, I have two journals, two blogs and an uncountable amount of photographs to reminisce upon. What can I say, I love to write as well. I'm sure a great deal of who I am fades into my work in that which it probably shouldn't. I'm just looking for a safe place in a not so safe world and that's where writing and maintaining all of these keepsakes come into place. It allows for an escape from this lost and confused blue planet we reside on. It's a clean and safe way to escape, might I add. In which i'll actually remember my actions after I "escape.." If you know what I mean. I even wrote my sisters essay the other day after she asked me to edit it and frustration at never ending unstructured and undetailed sentences overtook me. I encourage everybody to write. Write about what you see, what you feel, what your heart says.. Start with something simple if it feels too awkward. Something like; My name is Catherine McGrath, and today was a good day.
