Whence the Split

To all the people coming over from the other blog: I'm glad to have you here!  I hope you enjoy future journals and other stuff that will be here eventually!

I started my previous blog when I was eight or nine years old.  Kids at such ages just want to talk and are more interested in telling everybody everything than actually being interesting.  I wrote incoherently at times.  I went on and on about random stuff that nobody outside of my immediate family really wants to hear about. Also, I've discovered that it's better for internet personalities to not discuss their everyday goings-on.  This is a journal, but the internet does not need to know who I visited or talked to on a given day.  (I might make exceptions for awesome stuff like meeting RTB staff.)  You can, of course, expect to read about events in my life when I am about to make observations based on them.

A less deciding reason to create a new blog was the new stats system Google introduced about a year ago.  Since that was created in the middle of my blog's existence, it did not accurately measure lifetime views and other long-term stats I would like to have.  SiteMeter is a cool thing, but is considerably harder to use than the built-in Blogger Stats.

With a fresh start, I can add labels to categorize my posts.  You, the reader, can then easily see all my thoughts on a subject.  Thanks for reading!

To all the people in the future who just read all the posts by endlessly pressing "Older Posts": I hope you enjoyed all the journals and other stuff that I do not currently know are here!