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Actually, I don’t know what “word up” means.

David: OH! OH, I see, VERY LITTLE RELEVANT INFO — *sob* — oh, wait, you meant something different. I will rewind my tears back into my eyeholes!

Daniel: Three cheers, indeed, sir. Glad to have you reading and contributing. Rock on, man.

– c.

I apologize if you thought I was giving you advice with this blog post. I was not. Your life is your own and you should choose to do with it as you’d like.

Like most self-centered things, this blog is about me.

*I* do not allow the anxiety to affect my writing. It used to. I stopped that from happening by deciding that I didn’t want it to happen anymore; it’s one place I like to have complete control. Note, I’m not suggesting anybody not be anxious. I’m anxious all the time about all kinds of things. My neuroses plague me. I just refuse to let them have control over my writing, and that has been a long self-training process to get it there.

As to why I blog funny — well, I’ll just say that I actually think the Internet is *too* serious. People are way too uptight outside their own corners of Ye Olde Cyberspace.

Anyway. To clarify, in case it was muddy, I’m not trying to tell other people How They Should Blog. I’m explaining How I Blog.

Do with that as you will.

– c.

The anti-anxiety argument “Do not be anxious, as I am not anxious,” which I hear… a lot… is rather like telling someone who’s drowning that they should breathe air. It doesn’t make the water go away.

Looking forward to more posts from you.

-M

You’ve certainly insinuated yourself into my regular reading schedule, so I’d say you’re on the right path. Kudos.

–Dan