This Blog is an outlet for the random thoughts of an amateur opinionator.
What's an opinionator?
An opinionator is somebody who has power without responsibility, and the ability to spout off on any subject without worrying too much about the consequences of what comes out of the mouth. All you need is an opinion and the opportunity to voice it.
TV is full of professional opinionators. The internet gives the amateur his chance.
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Author: aLmich
Expressing one’s self comes in different forms. I, for one can express it throught my layouts, incessant chatting, out of tune singing and of course - blogging. Writing is a great way for me to vent my feelings, organize my thoughts, become creative, and even opens new opportunities. Health benefits are numerous: psychologically, I release my emotions here, especially in a creative way; expressed emotions help me to lower blood pressure, lower my stress levels, and aiding in digestion and circulation; and I reap the overall rewards of better physical health.
For you guys, to reap the health benefits of writing, since most are afraid that they might not have the perfect words to say, you don’t need need to be a professional wordsmith. There are various ways to put pen to paper [or fingers to keyboard] and start expressing oneself. For those with greater writing ambitions, trying one could prove to be emotionally satisfying as well as lucrative.
Blogging, short for web logging, is a type of writing that introduces a journal to the world wide web. This type of writing is not for the faint of heart: unlike a personal journal, a blog can be found on the internet and be read by millions of people. Oftentimes, women write about issues such as health conditions, parenting, or politics. Blogs can also be more personal in nature. Here I can write whatever I want to say. It acts like my personal “pensieve”, my streamline of thoughts, emotional reservoir, stress reliever and own home. Funny as it is, I started my blog using Friendster, migrated to Blogspot then to WordPress. Now I have my every entry duplicated to Multiply.
So what are you waiting for? Start writing people!
