I don't mean to be rude. Matter-of-fact, yes, but not rude. I simply know what goes on around the internet; No one chooses a random blog, and decides to read the very first post. So, you've come here for a reason. You're looking for something. Is it companionship? Is it the answer to a problem you've been having? Do you want ideas for your own blog? Do you just want to have a laugh at a random character on the internet, whose blog could well be a load of rubbish and their entire profile a lie?
When I was just a blog-reader, vlog-watcher and podcast listener, I would never know what I was looking for. All I knew is that I wanted to find something. Then I realised, I wanted to start my own blog, I just never knew how.
Now, I'm starting a handy-woman's blog. I always liked reading about a wide variety of things, because I'm interested in a wide variety of things. Not many people like only one object/hobby/food/style and look only to further their knowledge in that area. I mean, I learnt to write in Gallifreyan from a blog, and translate some basic, conversational Klingon.
Does that give you any idea as to the kind of blog this is going to be?
I'm Amy. I'm young, political, enthusiastic. I read more than I talk, I write more than I study. I have opinions, and I listen to the opinions of others. I like to resolve my own problems, and, if needed, help people with their own. I listen to lots of music, largely old 'power ballad' types, and I have an interest in the fashion universe. I have a feeling I'll be talking about all of that on here.
I work as a waitress, but I regularly tutor children from reception all the way up to GCSE standard in all subjects, and even A-Level General Studies, English Literature, History and Politics. As I create this blog, I'm writing 5000 words on a comparison of American and British Politics for an Extended Project, and I took Latin up to GCSE.
I am, to say the least, an eclectic mix of just about everything, and I hope that you, unnamed but dear and beloved reader, find what you're looking for here. If you don't, send me a message or email, and I'll try to cater to what you want to be reading.
Speak to you later,
Amy.
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