seaspaintedblack

I know I haven't been on this blog as much as I would like to, but I will, soon. I've gotten a lot of inspiration from multiple blogs, and I know what sort of direction I want to point this blog to.

I've, actually, been talking with a few friends about a new project which we would start off as soon as school's over, and I'm really excited because it will be fun, especially considering I'll get to learn HTML5, as I've been wanting to do for a while. It's going to take a while, but hopefully it'll work out, unlike other projects I've worked in the past.

Fingers crossed that I pass my exams and everything works out.

So, I've decided to start blogging again after years of being consumed of the world of tumblr and all that was fandoms and writing and fanfiction and all of that jazz. And, well, it's pretty easy, you see—because I've always been a fan of writing big, long, more-or-less elegant pieces of chopped up writing that would NEVER pass on tumblr because short text posts are life. In all honesty, after being on the wonderful god-sent site for three years (or so) and seeing the bad, good and the ugly text posts, I had the smallest amount of patience to read a blog post. Think for a moment, of the smallest thing on Earth—an atom, in science's point of view—and, I can tell you, my patience back then to read a whole three paragraphs about [insert subject]? It was smaller than that atom you're picturing. But, recently, I've had a change of mind. I'm in love with photography and I found this beautiful blog (that I won't name now, but later, in a master list of all my current favorite bloggers) on this platform (and, mind you, at the time I had thought Blogger was a far island I had already passed through and was tired of) that inspired me to take my own. Then, I became obsessed with eating healthy and cooking, and found endless lists of instagrams and blogs that were wonderfully made and so pretty, so I said "Why shouldn't I do this? No one's stopping me."

So I did.

"And what about your old blogger days"? Those were really ugly and angsty days—everything you'd imagine going through during middle school—which was why I thought it was so lame. Turns out, it was probably just me. 

I've thought about this long and hard—and I miss like crazy the feel of writing up a professional post (no mater how angsty they used to be) on here. Changing the tunes on my old blog used to be one of my favorite past times (that doesn't work anymore—but it was a theme from an old friend, and quite honestly, the look was also outdated with Selena Gomez in the header—embarrassing, I know) and I had promised myself that I'd figure out html and css and all of that junk, especially since I've stumbled up on puglypixel's blog and thewonderforest and all their themes were so cute and cool, so I want to try again! I kind of know my way around, since Tumblr more or less shows you a little on what to do—but back to basics? It's going to be hard—but it'll be worth it.