A Window

 

Imagine this Blog is a window.  I have left it open for you to look inside.  In here you'll see a wide assortment of random thoughts, a few juvenile poems and some wobbly stories.

Just know, should you look too closely you're bound to notice some spelling anomalies, punctuation mishaps and thoughts that just seem to dribble off to nowhere in particular.

The thing about windows is there are several things taking place at the same time.  While the window is open, the inside temperature is changing, as is the amount of light.   Large words cast more of a shadow than the smaller conjunctions like, and - but - if.  Also, the more complex the thought, the more heat gets released, causing grammatical expansion.  An entire paragraph might appear off-balance. 

Another thing to keep in mind is that there isn't any sound.  This entire occurrence is only visual.  As verbs show action, they may appear blurry, while nouns will not.  They are very stationary.

I probably should have explained all this back in 2012, when this whole thing began, but back then it most likely was spelling errors and an infestation of commas.