Blogging: My Informal Theme

“A page has been opened on the path to modernization” a simple quote but has a lot of meanings. We have entered a new face of life and world. Just one type, one click and one smile, everyone can learn, everyone can read, everyone can watch and everyone can communicate. Technology is one of the important things to us today. We can do almost everything with these improved equipments, machineries and tools. For me as a student, technology helps me a lot. Blogging is one of the products of a part of today’s technologies. Blogging is also one of the most effective things to do if you want to express your feelings and share your experiences just like our informal theme.

For me, it is a very good idea in making our informal themes as our blogs. It is easy for me to construct a theme or blog compared in manual writing of our themes. It can also be made neatly and I can assure that I construct correct grammars. I can also customize the designs of the page to make it more interesting for the readers. A reader can also post a comment or reaction about the theme or he can also follow the BlogSpot and he can be updated for new blogs to come. It has also an auto save so if the internet connection is gone I can recover my blog.

However, if there are advantages in blogging, there are also disadvantages. First is the person, who does not have internet access, it is difficult for them to construct and for their money to spend for it. Second is that, it is better for the teacher to see his students make and construct their own themes lively for more honest grading system.

          For me, we need to follow the flow of our universal system or our modernization so let us make our life better. But “Small wonder our national spirit is husk empty. We have more information but less knowledge. More communication but less community. More goods but less goodwill. More of virtually everything save that which the human spirit requires. So distracted have we become sating this new need or that material appetite, we hardly noticed the departure of happiness”