Idle Hands

As my current circumstances have changed, I now find myself having more than enough time to sit, think, and write. And this is why I decided to start a blog.

What is the point of having twisted, stimulating, and even troubling thoughts if one is to keep them to himself? Who would benefit from it if these thoughts are not shared? Certainly not the thinker since he already knows how his mind works and what thoughts are carried in it. Well, unless he has a split personality, or is a schizophrenic, but that would be an entirely different story.

But I digress, the point I’m trying to make is that anyone can be a writer or at least try to be one. All you have to do is sit, think, and let the words come. Topics are not important. What’s important is how you put your thoughts together. What’s imperative is how you situate certain words, phrases, and sentences together in one fluid article that would give the best impact on your readers.

A topic can be as superficial as a man’s sex appeal or as profound as the teachings of the Bible. It can even be both. All a writer has to do is find the best way to keep his readers captivated and enslaved.

Something that, most certainly, is not easy to do but rousing enough that it made me start this blog and this post. That and the fact that idle hands are pretty dangerous.