Ah, the pumpkins. Well, I'm the youngest of three, hence three; a redhead (therefore nickname of Pumpkin by my dad); and I'm still learning and new to understanding this world and my fellow earthlings in it, and have always been a little different than my siblings, therefore green and a different color than they. The glass is because blogging, even the little amount I do, feels rather inconspicuous. It's also like the Johari Window, windows being made of glass; one pane represents what both you and others know of you. One pane represents what only you know about you. One pane represents what only others know of you. And the last pane represents what neither you, nor anyone else has learned of you. I think it's easier to learn about one's self, sometimes, when almost objectifying your life. In this case, via a blog. It's sort of like proof reading a paper before handing it in, it's amazing how many things you see that you didn't notice while writing it. Same too with life and living it. ? At least it seems that way so far.
So there are several things that went through my mind when naming the blog. Hopefully it's not too cryptic.
I love the pumpkins! More please on the story of them or behind them or significance of them.
ReplyDeleteAh, the pumpkins. Well, I'm the youngest of three, hence three; a redhead (therefore nickname of Pumpkin by my dad); and I'm still learning and new to understanding this world and my fellow earthlings in it, and have always been a little different than my siblings, therefore green and a different color than they. The glass is because blogging, even the little amount I do, feels rather inconspicuous. It's also like the Johari Window, windows being made of glass; one pane represents what both you and others know of you. One pane represents what only you know about you. One pane represents what only others know of you. And the last pane represents what neither you, nor anyone else has learned of you. I think it's easier to learn about one's self, sometimes, when almost objectifying your life. In this case, via a blog. It's sort of like proof reading a paper before handing it in, it's amazing how many things you see that you didn't notice while writing it. Same too with life and living it. ? At least it seems that way so far.
ReplyDeleteSo there are several things that went through my mind when naming the blog. Hopefully it's not too cryptic.