TELWill

So my initial feelings about blogging were mainly based around "what do I have to add" and "what do I have to say". Sarah helpfully suggested; " Why don't you write a post about the feeling of "loosing the conversation", or "running late" in the tutor group forum? You mentioned in an earlier post, that this happened to you last week. I'd be interested how you experienced this."   So I have taken her advice/suggestion, and while this course doesn't really have room for another poet, I thought I would respond to her in her preferred medium. Forgive me my poetic sins. Last week I had a holiday, To Wales I did go. I took my IPad with me, They have Wi-Fi there you know. Some reading I had planned to do, Catching up on Seely-Brown. Or boffing up on Anna Sfard, While watching the sun go down. Now Cymru is a lovely place, The hills are green and lush. The speed of life is slower, There is no need

I am always amazed when reading blog's, to think how an individual can have so much to say, so many interesting observations to make, and so much time to spend doing it. I also wonder who reads all of the millions of blogs that are available.  I then think about myself, how little I have to say (that would interest others), and how little time I have to spend writing insightful and interesting posts to share with the internet and those who wonder within it.  And then H800 came along and forced me to start writing and engaging with the blogging process.  Let the experiment commence, let my head be filled with blog-worthy insights, fascinating ideas, and revolutionary words... When any of the aforementioned happen I will be sure to post it here...