starting point

I knew this was going to happen ... I've had all these great ideas for topics storming through my brain, especially as I walk to and from work (gotta do something to keep my mind of the numbing cold assaulting my face). Now, as I sit before this blank screen, I honestly have no clue where to start. I think I should just make a list (not here, I'd hate to give things away) and be very methodical about this whole blogging thing. The only problem with that approach is that I'm not a very methodical person. I tend to do most everything in fits and starts until I find my way and get comfortable. Then and only then can I really focus. So please forgive me if my rumblings are just that: rumblings. I promise I will find my way and get comfortable.

So, let's start tonight with a loud sigh of relief; relief that the week is over. Why are some weeks so tough? It shouldn't have been but it was agonizingly long. And to think that with my rather stress-free job and even more stress-free home life, what on Earth would make it so hard to make it through five little days? I think it was the fog. It had to be the fog. I definitely don't like the fog. It certainly wasn't as bad as back on the mainland but still ... the outside moved inside my head and made it all foggy too. I'm not at all surprised that they make movies where the fog is a character, usually sinister. There is nothing redeeming about fog. Nothing. OK, I've overdone the fog thing now. Sorry. But it really does suck. I'm looking forward to the sun again tomorrow.

Hmm, this wasn't a very auspicious start, I probably bored you to death. But stick around, it just might get better. Or not ;)

Movie of the day: The Fall (2007)