new year. new blog. same chore list.

So the problem with starting a new blog on the first (yes, I know it's the second already, minor details people) of a new year is there are a world of topics to begin with. One would think an introduction would be in order.  Or maybe a reason for blogging at all.  New Year's blogs probably contain a whole host of topics ranging from reflections to resolutions to hopes for the new year. All very important, post-worthy topics of course, but not the question I'm currently facing.  No, that question would be why the heck am I on the computer at all??  My house is a DISASTER, Christmas is still very much in season around here, and there is a very messy post-trip vehicle needing some TLC in the driveway.  And unfortunately, blog now and worry about all that tomorrow isn't an option because WE. LEAVE. TOWN. AGAIN. tomorrow.  And if the past is any indicator, these suitcases aren't going to unpack, wash and repack themselves. Real world problems, y'all.  The good news is, nobody will end up reading this blog anyway, at lease nobody that doesn't already know me or my story or the fact that I like to ramble on about Jesus and homeschooling and everything in between.  And since I'm sure the FB world gets tired of being my personal soapbox podium, it's probably safe to assume that this blog will become that (and more...my bets on more).  So yeah...you should probably just stop reading now.  And if you choose to continue, I'm warning you now that this will be a grammatical disaster.  I tend to write like a type, talk, think.  That's why I'm writing via blog world, not book world.  And that's why my last sentence was a fragment and this one started with a conjunction.  It's safe to assume this will be one hot mess of a blogiography, written (probably erratically) by multiple personalities, that may or may not always ever make sense.  It's true people.  And real...definitely real.

Peace.