Truth be told, I blog for myself. I, like my best friend, am a little lax in the memory department. My short term memory is fantastic, but my long term memory is splotchy and substandard. This is why I blog incessantly, and one of the reasons I blog at all. I also love writing, I am gifted with words.
Today for instance, I have the following pieces of news. I was voted out of

Outstanding Issues: Money. That basically covers it. Oh, and homework. Tons of that. Some of which is fun, at least. I discovered that the hearsay about which of my textbooks is the evil one in Sculpture was misleading for me. I find the "dense" textbook an easy read, and the "easy, conversational" textbook unintelligible.
I may be saving money, but there are some things I don't scrimp on. A friend was telling me her woes about student loans just after we had asked for separate bills, and I snatched hers back. I don't even remember thinking about it. Now to explain about writing for myself - I may have just made the decision to publish this action on a public medium in a public post, but I wrote it down because when I look back at my life, it's one of the things I'd want to remember. There may be many things I dislike about myself, but I have redeeming qualities.
One of which is not necessarily humility. I just basically planned a whole trip around myself. Granted, the end result is not seriously inconveniencing anyone, and in fact helps more than just myself, but even so the fact remains that I planned the whole trip to Breakforth two weeks from now around my own desires. Sheesh. Another thing I need to remember, just in case I manage to change the attitude for the better.
In reality, there are maybe a dozen people who actually read this blog regularly, and quite a few of those people don't blog themselves. The fact that I got voted out of LJ Idol relatively fast could prove several things about me, one of which being that for those who don't know me, or don't make an effort to, a lot of what I say here has little sticking power for anyone else's memory.
The answer to the question, "Whose LJ is it anyway" is a resounding MINE. While it's true that sometimes I write a whole entry for others and make a seperate post with just one sentence, or an outline of an event for myself, that's because my blog also acts as a PSA. People want to know what I'm doing. More recently, this is just as true for my parents, who see me very little in the grand scheme of things.
Randomness of the day: There's a guy behind me in the library with a lisp, and I find it oddly attractive? Go figure. (Could also be that he's explaining math homework. I'm a sucker for geeks.)