New blog (kinda)!

I've transitioned to a new website and blog name as of today. I'm still keeping Blogger as my blogging platform since it's so incredibly easy and fun to use, but I'm now blogging on a more personal, dedicated, and hopefully interesting website.

Instead of using my name as a clever (cheesy) blog name and blog address, I've decided to get something that suits me and my blog a bit better. We're now known as "Writing Stuff."

Throughout the years I've tried to find my niche for my personal blog and have always failed. There's so many things that I'm interested in, feel strongly about, and like to share my views on. I'm sure my office mates have tired of hearing my talk about the most random, technical, political, and religious topics and now I've got a space online where I feel comfortable sharing all of this. I can't restrict something so personal and fun to just one topic.

Finding a blog name and domain name to suit something so random was quite challenging. I don't even focus on any subject or genre too much... I just write a bunch of stuff. This new name better reflects what I like doing and what you can expect to find here.

I hope you all enjoy this and either read this on my blog, RSS, Buzz, or follow it on Google. If not, that's fine too. After all, it's just a bunch of stuff.

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