The Sharp Pencil (Part 2)

So as I was saying, or writing, is that writing is important. But writing is not nearly as important as writing well, but who is the judge? Well everyone is me, you, kids, adults, grandpa. How? I believe that writing is good when it impacts someone. Now there is lots of writing out there that is good, yet spurs on evil thoughts, or false beliefs. So we as Christians have a duty to write not only good writing but GOOD writing, writing that pleases God. I used to believe that it was pretty cool to curse in my writing to emphasize what I am saying, or make it "stronger". But people listen (or read) when the language is cleaned up.
But even if your writing is awful, you are STILL contributing to the world of literature, so if you are terriblizing the world with your stupid blog then STOP, you are tainting literature.
Think about it this way: picture all of writing as a huge lake. There are great rivers that feed the lake like Tolstoy or Dostoyevsky. And there are mere trickles like Jean Rhys. All that matters is feeding the lake. I don't matter. The lake matters. We must keep feeding the lake. (That was from Jean Rhys, I didn't put it into quotation marks because people never read quotes, but since it wasn't in quotes you have already read it.)
Rhys says that we must keep feeding the lake of literature, I agree, but don't you dare throw toxic waste in the lake!
What I am mostly trying to say is that I am just so happy that the internet was made (besides the porn) so that I can be a contributor to the lake, so that I can have my OWN tiny little stream.

On a side note, Hannah Patterson has been in Austria for the past couple of weeks and has been unable to write. Too bad!
Side note No. 2 Halloween is coming up and I am so excited, I am going to be a shooting star, with a GUN, get it?! A "shooting" star!

-Justin (not a walrus)