Tonight (as I type this it's about 3.30am) I've been strolling along the shore of the Internet. I know the common cliche would be to "surf the net", but I don't think I've been that focussed.
I've been uploading a video onto YouTube, and encoding a second video to be uploaded after the one first is finished. For some reason these videos are monstrously huge (3Gb for a 15 minute video) so it is taking some time to get them online - hence the reason why I'm up to late (and also that my other half has agreed to get up with the little one so I'm enjoying the opportunity to be a night owl for once!)
In the meantime I've been checking out peoples blogs, and it's been really interesting. You never know what you're going to come across when you visit a new blog. Is it going to be about a particular subject? Or is it going to be a general everyday life blog? Are you going to find it interesting or not? Maybe they might hold some views that you don't agree with - not that I'm looking for an opportunity to troll or flame anyone, but I find it interesting to compare views. If I come across a blog that I really don't agree with, well there is always another one to try instead.
It could be argued, is what I've been doing an efficient use of my time? In this age where you can type whatever you want into Google and get it in a split-second, should I be spending time looking at blogs that might not interest me, or might even offend me?
Yes.
It's important to experience other things, other views, to stop and smell the roses. I've learned and seen things tonight that if I hadn't done this, I might never have experienced.
Moving on, I am continuing to do Vlogtober despite missing out the 7th of October, so go over to my YouTube channel and discover the thoughts I have whilst in bed!
