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]]>Have I peaked? Have I reached a milestone of dad-ity, where everything I say is vague, and my non-existent kids automatically tune me out? “Oh, it’s dad droning on again about existentialism and his personal political misgivings. He’ll stop talking when his life-giving farts run out.”
Look, okay, fine. The more specific I get, the harder it is to maintain a public blog that anyone can read. I could discuss people I know and how I may or may not feel about them, but when did gossip ever help anyone? I could catalog my unique foody experiences around L.A.’s most secret alleys and culverts, but none of that has or will ever happen(ed). And no, I refuse to sit down and curate a self-help manual. A daily blog where I don’t try to work out my most personal struggles and mental acrobatics in a public arena is hardly worth the effort, no?
Sit down and shut up. Apparently I have things to say.
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]]>So I write a placeholder post to satisfy my midnight deadline. Sneaky? Yes. Abiding by the law and not necessarily the letter is HOW I LIVE, SON.
Anyway, three-day weekend. Call your parents. Skype your siblings. Scratch your dog’s belly. Get out of the house and see something you haven’t seen before. Do it while you can still breathe.
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]]>I’ll link to the missing posts below.
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]]>I’m going to attempt to post to this blog every single day of 2016.
Normally, this would be an impossible task. Loss of motivation, forgetfulness, laziness, and other degenerate forces would cause me to stop break my daily task halfway through the first week, and after several more days of struggling for inspiration and negotiating with my breaking will, I would lose interest completely. But this year feels different. This year, I am defined by my goal. My resolution will paint a picture of the man I truly am, and by persevering, my very being is captured through this diary.
Really, I need to practice writing and hone my WordPress development skills. I’ll still try to write at least once a day. Hopefully, I’ll never take anything as vain so seriously.
Tomorrow’s post will include links and some awesome sources. Happy New Year! I think a good resolution is worth the effort, and I look forward to hearing how successful my friends and family are in their endeavors.
Leave a comment and tell me what your goals will be for 2016!
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