Sunday, 23 May 2010
Blog On
Monday, 29 March 2010
Twelfth Entry
As I effortlessly ramble past the three thousand word mark, I wonder, what is this blog? Three thousand may not be many words, especially over three months, but it struck me as a milestone as it matches the longest essay I have written to date.
I see Occasionally Architectural finding it’s identity as a record of casual research, sprinkled with thoughts on various other habits of mine. This is good. It has a kind of kinetic energy to it. The more I write, the more it motivates me to write.
As far as the future is concerned, I aim to keep posts concise and in plain English, whilst still keeping it free and easy. Some posts remain stand-alone pieces while some topics expand, in varying degrees, to more conclusive research projects.
Wednesday, 13 January 2010
First Entry
Over the past six months I have travelled what I am sure is a much trodden metaphorical path, from ‘I will never blog’ via, ‘blogging could be useful’, ‘to blog or not to blog’, ‘I could have blogged by now’, to here; blogging.
I am a part one year out architecture student and I intend to use this space as motivation to exercise my theoretical tongue and express my views and philosophies. As such I expect it could contain my thoughts and ramblings on pretty much anything.