Traditional blogging is dead.
I wrote in an email at work earlier this week, "Traditional blogging is dead." It was just a thought that came to my head when thinking of types of content for a website, but it's coming back to haunt me because I think it's going where I if I'd known, I'd have phrased it a bit more tactfully.
But it's true. Shrug.
Anyway, today really made me miss being a part of the digital media sector; saw a couple of familiar faces from two years ago this morning and I think it was the most fun I had at work since I graduated, ever. It hit me that I'm now a Colleague in the sector and not an Intern, an equal, which feels pretty damned good. One of my mentor-figures from back then also gave me a call in the afternoon to catch up and discuss my thoughts on the project and omg, so full of glee. I can say what I think without having to be too sensitive of what and how I say it at last! Looking back at my posts from two years ago, somehow... It's an environment where a touch of eccentricity is the norm, come on. That's probably more where I belong.
But it's true. Shrug.
Anyway, today really made me miss being a part of the digital media sector; saw a couple of familiar faces from two years ago this morning and I think it was the most fun I had at work since I graduated, ever. It hit me that I'm now a Colleague in the sector and not an Intern, an equal, which feels pretty damned good. One of my mentor-figures from back then also gave me a call in the afternoon to catch up and discuss my thoughts on the project and omg, so full of glee. I can say what I think without having to be too sensitive of what and how I say it at last! Looking back at my posts from two years ago, somehow... It's an environment where a touch of eccentricity is the norm, come on. That's probably more where I belong.