Introduction

Finally I found my guts to start writing blogs. Four opinionated friends, who has a lot on their minds and are now ready to share their view to all. My first thought over this concept is that, am I ready to share all my thoughts to all people? Am I ready to give my opinions on topics I think are important to me but not as important to others? Sharing all this would mean to open up my mind to a whole new prespective. Accept comments and critisism not only from my friends who I've know for years but also even from someone I dont know who just happen to read my blog. I think I could live with that. Besides, a good critisism is what I need if I really wanted to be a writer right? Wait... I don't want to be a writer! Its just what I love doing... writing my thoughts. I even used to have a diary named Vicky. I love writing letters... love letters particularly. I don't write them for me but write them for other people. During my high school days, my classmates and other batchmates used to ask me to write them love letters for their boyfriends or even other girls. They would tell me their whole love story or what they were fighting about and from there... I will write the letter. Sounds bizarre doesn't it? When they could have just written their own love letters? But it feels more unreal to me since I was the one writing them. It was fun because I get to see them make up after reading "my" letter. Or make them smile just reading a note I scribble the last minute of class. Where does those feelings come from? I honestly don't know but what I do know is that I searched my feelings while listening to them tell their stories and ask myself what would I say if I were in their place.
So this blog is just another means of expressing my thoughts and feelings with words. I actually look forward to having this blog... it would be my way of giving my opinions without the inhibitions, I hope. Though, I have requests to those who will read my "thoughts"... comments but not complain... critisize the topic not judge the writer and by all means applaud not hold back.