Name Game

A correction fluid is one of the prevailing needs of students in this age. It helps us correct the mistakes in our writings, and gives us the chance of modifying our notes whenever our penmanship and memory goofed.

One comparable fact about the art of orthography and real life's context is that, people definitely and undoubtedly make mistakes.

That’s human nature. We, humans, are not infallible. We are subject to making errors, mistakes and wrong – doings. I never heard of someone who actually lives his life to the fullest and dies without committing such.

The thing is, most do not learn from their mistakes. More often than not, they just repeat the same actions in the course of their lives, without even bothering to at least modify their thousand blunders.

I know each of us has a life to fully take charge; a ship to captain on and a car to patrol, a path to take and a legacy to make. Happiness is what we always search for: and if the pursuit includes committing and soaking ourselves to pools of errata, it doesn’t matter.

Sometimes, we became too lax and have forgotten that just like the correction fluid; we also have the capacity to modify our errors when we badly need to. It’s just so ironic because most seemed to overlook that fact.

By the way, correction fluid has brethren – that is correction tape. As a matter of fact, I am tempted to change my blog site’s name because I normally use the latter than the former when writing.

But it suddenly occurred to me how long since I started naming my other blog – sites as is. Indeed, the element of time is one factor when it comes to change. For three years, I engaged myself in the art of electronic writing – blogging, which truly has a different flavor and twist compared to the usual and conventional one.

And because of that, I realized that my blog site wasn’t even affected over the course of my college life. It was never demented, nor torn apart when it comes to the influence of chronemics. The only one who always encounters the creeps is the blogger slash writer.

I even mused over on the very first scenarios when I finally had a multiply site – my first ever electronic journal. I jumped with joy after a whole day of modifying my site’s layout, playing with various combinations of colours and designs, and finally naming it as “Correction Fluid.”

After all, what is the need for fixing when a thing is not broken? People do really explore on a lot of things; often changing “stuff” to the way they want them to be, albeit it’s beyond their control.

Certainly, that’s one rule of thumb which is most forgotten by people nowadays:

Even the owner of this blog site.