Reading my own blog reminds me of my rambling trains of though, my poor grammar and my rubbish writing style. I really am, literally just getting stuff down as best I can and for the time being, that is going to have to do.
No wonder I haven't written that book yet, I'd need a "ghost" writer to do it for me.
I left school at the age of 15 with a U for O'level English language and literature and have never quite recovered what I didn't learn.
My experience of school was so traumatic, I didn't go anywhere near anything like an education, training course or any form of learning for another 20 years.
About Me
- Just an ordinary man
- nothing remarkable, 3 kids, divorced, lives alone, I'm a bit of a fucking mess, Plently of mates and a good social life
3 comments:
thanks for commenting on every single one. hahaha! you made me laugh out loud. :D
Hey, no one with any sense learns anything at school - me included. University was where I began learning - it changed my life, and I have no idea how on earth I got in.
Getting stuff down is enough. You can always go back and edit to make it prettier.
Oh, and the point of blogging? Initially, I thought it was just about writing, but now, I think it has a social function - we meet like-minded individuals and we get to read their thoughts. It has been an enriching journey for me.
Puss
"Education... has produced a vast population able to read but unable to distinguish what is worth reading."
--G. M. Trevelyan (1876 - 1962), English Social History (1942)
You can discern what's worth reading. That's more than most can do. ;)
-Selena
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