Since I started this silly little blog, I decided I should get an idea of how the bigger, badder bloggists do it. So I've been reading a ton of fashion and crafts blogs. I Am Style-ish, the (chloe) conspiracy, My Mama Made It (I like saying "momma" instead), Pepper Design, just to name a few.
Something I've noticed, while thoroughly enjoying the wit, humor, and creation of these darling blogs, is that most are married, some have children, and some proclaim their religious faith very openly and without shame.
Uh oh.
Compared to their socially acceptable values, I'm screwed. I talk about my partying, my wild-child past (erm, present, kinda), my boozing, my crazy amazing life. I've never felt an inclination to be wed. I only recently (and reluctantly) accepted the fact I'm going to be a mother. (No, I'm not preggo, but the more chubby cheeked cuties I see, the harder it is to resist.) I believe in God, but I have too many conflicts with the religious background I was raised in to feel comfortable to practice my faith. And in the Judeo-Christian community I live in, my religious and personal beliefs are very much looked down upon.
So, I guess what I'm getting at is that I'm not going to be PG or PC. I've said it before, I'm not ashamed of my life and I won't make apologies for it. Sure, right now, I feel like the oversexed, attention-seeking, rebellious, naughty younger sister in the blog-o-sphere, but what the hell?
I'll stick to what I'm good at.
Hold on tight.
It's going to be a hell of a ride!
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