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First Post, Yay!

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Have you ever felt a sense of accomplishment in your life? Like you finally done something good for once? Used your skills for something good?

Well, that's what I'm feeling right now. I finally started this blog today after briefly mentioning it to my friends a couple months ago. It used to be a fleeting dream, but now it's actually here!

I hope to have monthly posts up, but maybe I could eventually kick that up to bi-monthly, and even weekly. Ambitious I know, heh. But I can't really contain my excitement. I just hope I don't burn out.


Type of Content

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I'll normally post reviews on things I have done or seen in the past. But I am also hoping to post about my first impressions of things before I actually try them. So, this blog is like a giant mosh-pit of my thoughts and feelings on things, I guess. Maybe it might even evolve into something more. Who knows?


What's Up with the Name?

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You may be wondering why I decided to name my blog "The Egg Carton". When I shared the notion with my friend, he thought I was making a children's blog... My reasoning is kind of stupid, I must admit, but it has to do with my peculiar moniker: ScrambledOmelets.

Across all my accounts online, I try to use "ScrambledOmelets" or something related to eggs. Which is rather ironic, since I hate eating the things. But over time, it was only natural for the random internet strangers I encountered to give me nicknames. People have used things like "Omelets", "SO", "Egg", and even "Tamago-chan". But the one that stuck with me the most was just "Eggs".

So, if I'm Eggs, then I live in an egg carton. The carton is my home. Now, since this blog is about my personal thoughts and feelings, it's almost as if I've invited you into my home to have a nice chat with me about them. This is all metaphorical though. I promise you that I'm not a crazy person who thinks they're actually an egg living in an egg carton. But that does make sense, yeah?


Conclusion

So, lemme just summarize real quick. 

  • I made a blog, yay! 
  • Posts are planned to be one per month (this one doesn't count for January's though). 
  • I share my opinions with you lovely people in my posts. 
  • I'm a weird person who thinks they're an egg.


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