What would you like to read?

In January, me and the band played at an event, and we wanted to do it good, so we practiced nearly every day for a few days, and practiced quite hard indeed. Once the gig was done, we said to each other we’d meet up and hang out because we’ll build great chemistry and also because it’s great fun. Last week, we decided to get together with our instruments on friday and play – without any pressure or any specific goal in mind, just play for the pure fun of playing.

Needless to say, we didn’t play. Small, low priority problems that we would’ve easily brushed aside a few days back suddenly became more important. The friday runthrough got pushed to saturday and it didn’t happen on saturday either. Needless to say, it’s pretty hard to do something without any specific motivation, requirement or a goal in mind.

I’ve been writing to this weblog for well over two years now, and it’s been great. Though off late, I keep getting great and crazy things I decide to write about but then put it off for later because I have something else to do. It’s started to become something that’s requiring a great deal of effort, though the time required for writing an article is minimal. I don’t need to worry about hanging on to visitors, ad revenue or anything of that sort, and I don’t even track how many visitors I get, so writing seems to be less of an important priority as time is going by.

This is where I need your help. I don’t want to stop writing, because it has it’s advantages, but I don’t know what to write about. The things I can write about are either surprisingly boring or dry and might not appeal to most of the people who read it. At the same time I want to use this blog to get in touch with people from across the country and the world, like every other college going democrat.

So here’s my request for you:

Leave a comment with a relatively plausible topic to write on, and I’ll write about it. My writing skills will improve and you’ll have something in life to look forward to . You don’t need to leave your real name (and you can fill in a fake email address), if you’re worried that the government is tracking you. Spammy topic suggestions will be deleted.

Fire away!