User blog:Sidorak12814/First Sidd Blog

January 10, 2010
First blog entry of my life. I am still marooned on this godforsaken spit of land, and my adolescent assistant Friday isn't helping.

Why I channeled Robinson Crusoe right there, I have no idea.

This is weird, writing a blog. I've never actually written a blog before, but I have fantasized. I've always been interested, but never actually got to it.This opens up some fanon opportunities, which I'm sure the other members of the wiki have already figured out, but, still, It's worth typing. So, let's see. What do people normally write in blogs, so far as I know?

Well, some:


 * Post useless personal info that only exposes them to identity theft or murder
 * Complain to the Web about problems that cannot be related to.
 * Make fun of other users by making up barely disguised stories with the users in question as characters.
 * Write useful info in polite context
 * Write fanfiction

I'll try the last two. (In no way was I doing the third against other CBW users. I love you guys.)

Well, now begins my favorite season of the year. Winter, in all its splendor. Flaky bits of ice crystal floating to earth, first a few, then dozens, as the rest of the airborne colony decides to follow the first into the unknown world of soil. Then hundreds follow, as the immigrants become more courageous, and then thousands, a huge precipitational stampede of tiny colonists float effortlessly to the surface of our planet, and soon begin working. They work on building a structure, much like the one called a stratocumulus that they formed in their former home. A hovering city carried by the wind. Now they form a second structure, one they shall stay in till their end. A much denser structure, one the adorns the ground and shows the true beauty of nature. A blanket of the little colonist's bodies forms the covering of snow we walk through and construct many things from in our fascination of the lovely versatility of its construction. We may take it for granted, or even hate it, but it's a boon of nature that should not go unnoticed.

--A Tribute to Snowfall

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