A spider doesn’t ask and just keeps on weaving its web.

What does life feels like to a plain blogger like you and me? Waking up each day and looking forward for a new article to post, of course we have to write it first before it could get posted. Chances are we may come up with a really good article that just writes by itself and in some dismal days, we may barely get our mind to work and squeeze out a quite interesting blog. Worst when each one of us have put much pressure in the thinking to keep up with a blog a day, a late night’s homework would later turned out a candidate for revision when it failed to come out to publication for days. Too much readability errors, check your spelling, etc. You will be amazed why acronyms like USA, WBF, USAF would turn up like Usa, Wbf, Usaf and it adds up a strain to your patience.
What better things could you expect in blogging? Too much out of too little or too little out of too much? Whatever it is, let us bring our mind back to the cradle of civilization. Before even our technology has attained its better days, the spider had been patiently weaving its web without much expectation. On some better days it catches the most delicious prey in the web it takes as food and on bad days, the web just sways by the wind. I suppose we have intertwined a complicated webbing towards each other and though we may not feel it, someone is actually collecting bigger preys better than us even as we add a web blog to a web blog. A spider doesn’t ask and just keeps on weaving its web. We aren’t spiders and practically, we have diverse, extreme needs. But why are we so caught up in web blogs? Maybe it’s about time we ask Peter Parker. “With great power comes great responsibility.” That reads like more complicated so I’d rather get back to writing, what about you?
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