I Have Nothing To Say

I'm writing because I feel like writing, but I have nothing to write about. I think this is probably just going to end up being a couple paragraphs without any substance, but I don't really care.

I don't really know what I want to write about right now. I just went to my blog and was like, "Hey, I think I should write something," so now I'm writing a blog post. It's pretty bad so far. That's the problem with my writing. It's stylistically pretty good, and it's usually easy to read and somewhat amusing, but it never has any substance. Or usually doesn't have any substance, because sometimes it actually does have substance. Anyway, I can write a lot, but for the most part it's just words and no meaning.

That's not true. Words inherently carry some sort of meaning with them. I mean meaning in the metaphorical, hit-you-with-a-ton-of-bricks sense. My writing is not like that. I wish that it were more like that, though. I think it would be cool if I could write with the same voice that I do now, but actually communicate something important with it. That would be nice.

I feel like a lot of what I write is about what I wish were the case, even though it isn't. Hypotheticals are fun and all, but they really don't do anything for me. Like I can wish that things will happen all I want to, but it probably isn't going to happen unless I put some effort into making it happen. I should make things happen instead of just writing about them. Although most of what I write about isn't actually possible, or at least very unlikely.

My hair is getting too long. When I wake up in the morning, there's this patch on the back right side of my head that sticks out, and it really bothers me. I want one of those hair-clippers that barbers use, so I can just cut my hair whenever I want to. I like having short hair.

On another note, we're nearing the holiday season. This is both good and bad. I enjoy the food and the merriment and the music and stuff, but I dislike how big a deal people make about the whole thing.

Here's part of my life philosophy: "Chill out."