Entry One: My Small World

  I never thought of the idea of blogs ever being professional, and have always seen them as being silly or personal. One of the first things that could come up to mind of anyone that watched Disney Channel:

  Come on, we all have something to say, defend our opinion, spread a fact, or just have an awesome story to tell. I began my search for blogs that could replace this horrid representation, and these are some that I have come across. 

  The first blogging website I was confronted is TMZ, yep the bad one. The blog post was head lined: 

ICE CUBE

SHOTS FIREDBefore Concert at Del Mar Fairgrounds: Report

  When I read this, I was considering the fact that Ice Cube in some way. No, it was just factually representing the matter of a man that was trying to buy a ticket. The times were correct, the statements of the people that were experiencing the event gave great information to keep us posted, factual to the core, but what does this have to do with Ice Cube? He is not the main focus, and should not be mentioned in the title if the focus is trying to convey what occurred. Other than the fact of trashing celebs, could they just spread the news properly? I couldn't bare to read more TMZ, if I am going to get mad, I mine as well put on the true news outlets and bear the dull personal lives of the people that host the news channels. Yep. That is all these TMZ people have time for. 

This could be an entire article 

   I was digging deep in my findings for a blog that could revive the prior reputation that TMZ had given this blogging thing. So, I did a little more research for the sake of having a check list. I asked google what a blog was used for to have a clear definition for you to reference: "A blog is a type of website, usually maintained by an individual with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. Entries are commonly displayed in reverse-chronological order." In search of a decent website that could generate topics that could hold my attention, I can across the one that was the most useful. The Aussie Nomad. As soon as I leaped into the blog, it was all about travel, and where do we go when we can't afford to look for the places that we can't go? 

  The website was not just more organized than what category in what order to tear down the dignity of real people, it has subsections of sections to navigate me through the articles that peaked my interest in the levels I am at in traveling! I have not traveled as much as the people on the blog, and reading the article 

The Problem With Making Decisions On Travel Is…

  made me come to the conclusion that we all have our own lives, reasons, and paths that we take to travel. We all want to go places in our lives, see what the world has to offer, and let in all in. Although it may be in our ways, reviewing this traveling blog showed me the world is at my finger tips both ways. The world awaits for us to embrace it. 

  

  In a fair conclusion, we have seen these two worlds collide. The world we create in our minds, as TMZ has no personal life to share other than posting blogs that have no structure avoiding the act of accusing celebrities of being human. The world that we can touch, feel, smell, hear, breath in, and taste. Which blog are you interested in? A blog that took no time to fool me, or a blog that everyone might have the desire to be aware of that took time, sweat, blood, and tears to show you the real world.