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selfishness – another site.

I was looking at some random blogs the other day

and I was overwhelmed at the cuteness out there in blog world.

(Or whatever it’s called.)

And then I started thinking about myself.

And about how I like to think that I do not think about myself all the time

when

in fact

apparently

I do.

I thought I had a pretty cute blog.

And it’s alright, you know.

But . . .

comparatively speaking . . .

man – I have some weak spots.

I could use a little bit of glitter and glam.

A little eye candy I guess.

I like simple.

I do.

And I am a writer but not a graphic designer.

But I was so drawn in by

the color-coordinated blog.

The plaid background blog.

The consistent theme blog.

The stripes and dots blog.

And instead of appreciating those sites for what they were

I focused on

what mine was not.

The silly thing is

I still funneled it all back to me.

As if I have some

dangerous

case of selfishness.

Which I have.

Obviously.

And isn’t it hilarious

(or pitiful)

how we can think,

we can believe,

that we are all about others,

that we are all about

giving,

when we are really

all about

us?

And all about

being served?

How we think we are being kind

in some situation

when we are

really

looking out for us?

How we think we are okay

when we really

are

not?

6 Comments

  • emma

    Do you want me to do something more fun and exciting for your header? And noticed you got the image on the right. I like it- is that an actual word and definition or did you make it up? Either way, fun. Did you figure it out or get some help?

    • LaceyKeigley

      Oh my goodness!
      Emma – your header is perfect! It's the cutest thing my blog has going for it.
      I love the header.
      I meant all the plain tan and outline and plain fonts all around everywhere else.
      Man – now I feel guilty because that is NOT what I meant.
      And the word "ballyhoo" is a real world. Kevin put that there for me but I don't know how to put anything else. So – yes, I could still use your help.

  • becky nifong

    I only read one blog faithfully and it's yours. Why? Because glitter and eye candy cannot compare to the sweet honest entries you post and the beautiful faces and stories of your amazing kids. So I hope you never change, 'cause I like how you do what you do 🙂