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An Unexpected Turn

The nature of this blog has taken a somewhat unexpected turn.

Unfortunately my cynicism may not be well received by some.

What I have said in past posts may not be wise things to share publicly.

It's better to think something, and never say it at all, lest regret come with sharp sword.

Where this blog will go is still mystery.

I may never post again, keeping my thoughts to a well-hidden private journal.

Let's just say, that for now, I am unsure.

Though, I cannot see complete silence. Writing here is an outlet. Somethings must be said, but I must now discern and judge wisely the shared contents of the blog.

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