hello!
it's been a while since i last used this for blogging. and really the only reason i'm blogging right now cause i can't use twitter. as my lenten sacrifice this year, i'm giving up using twitter. and to add to the suffering of not being able to tweet every single thought i deem tweetable, i won't be checking up on my usual kpop news. so no exo for me for 40 days. i don't really know what prompted me to do that, but it seemed like the right thing to do, since i spend so much of my time poring over articles in omonatheydidn't and exochocolate.
giving up twitter for lent is harder than i expected. it seems like i've relied on that social networking site so much these past few years that it's gotten ridiculous how much i rely on it. it's like everything i do needs to end up being tweeted. even just sitting around doing nothing feels like a tweetable moment. while i watch something on tv, my first reaction is to tweet about it. why has twitter gotten so pervasive in my life? and after lent, will i be able to rid myself of this need to constantly tweet what i'm doing? i can answer that now and say no. i like twitter so much that i'm pretty sure i'll get up to my usual shenanigans once i get back to kpop. and as for the first question, i'd rather not think about it at this time (it's almost 4am).
so anyway, it's a struggle giving up twitter and kpop at the same time. but i think it could be done. twitter more than kpop, though. i sure do miss my xiuhan. hahaha! but in any case, i'm going to do my best to stick with this. it's a personal challenge to say the least. and it's always good not to be controlled by something in one's life (in this case twitter and kpop).
anyway, here's a (badly made) gif of me waving. hihellobye! ^_^
giving up twitter for lent is harder than i expected. it seems like i've relied on that social networking site so much these past few years that it's gotten ridiculous how much i rely on it. it's like everything i do needs to end up being tweeted. even just sitting around doing nothing feels like a tweetable moment. while i watch something on tv, my first reaction is to tweet about it. why has twitter gotten so pervasive in my life? and after lent, will i be able to rid myself of this need to constantly tweet what i'm doing? i can answer that now and say no. i like twitter so much that i'm pretty sure i'll get up to my usual shenanigans once i get back to kpop. and as for the first question, i'd rather not think about it at this time (it's almost 4am).
so anyway, it's a struggle giving up twitter and kpop at the same time. but i think it could be done. twitter more than kpop, though. i sure do miss my xiuhan. hahaha! but in any case, i'm going to do my best to stick with this. it's a personal challenge to say the least. and it's always good not to be controlled by something in one's life (in this case twitter and kpop).
anyway, here's a (badly made) gif of me waving. hihellobye! ^_^