Musing the forth

 Hello you,


I had high ambitions with this little blog of mine, nothing serious of course, just somewhere I could come and write. Lay out feelings, ideas, anything really that crossed my mind, but as you know I am naturally forgetful by nature and I forget about the blog then remember it again and thus begins a stream of activity before the blog is once again forgotten about. And the cycle continues...


Before I make another blog post with an actual topic instead of this rambling nonsense I think I'll note down some ideas that will feature in upcoming blog posts (unless I forget about the blog again). I know no one will ever read this blog, except me, but I like to imagine that somewhere out there, there is you, my dear reader, who ever you may be. 


Potential topics

Things I like (SH, FAH, Films, TV, Books)

Places I'd like to visit

Places I have visited

Upcoming plans

Ambitions/Things I want to do.


This is no where near an extensive list, as I have said my brain does not function in an altogether rational way at times so this will be very rambling...but of course, you knew that already.


This is it for this blog post, just a quick little plan of action.


Take care of yourself, dear reader.

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