joelfarris.com The art of subterfuge is web development

Ok, so I've created my own website, and I installed a blog. I've always wanted a place to write down my random musings and my rants against the insane things that I see in life. The problem is, now I lean here against the wide-open catalyst that is my own blank page, and I have nothing to say. I should have set up this website last year, when I had stuff going on. Oh, not that my life is drab and boring right now, it's just that I have always had something to say, and MySpace was too crappy to use. I did post several blogs on MySpace, but after seeing the predictable "An Unexpected Error Occurred" one too many times, I gave up. Putting content onto a website that's owned by a big corporation when that website doesn't function even at its most basic level is too scary and far too taxing to put up with. So I made my own blog pages. Now what? I suppose that question shall be answered when the next wave of intense logic overcomes my hands and I write about something that, well, just needs to be said.