Write About What I Know?

I seem to be blogging an awful lot. I think it's because since this is anonymous, I can say pretty much whatever I want. It's quite liberating. Updating my work blog doesn't hold the same appeal now. Whatever. I'm sure the novelty will wear off soon.

Has anyone noticed that blogger marks contractions as misspelled words? It's like the program is run by Data or something. Or B-4.

I've read/been told multiple times to write about what I know. So, what do I know? Well, without giving too much about myself away, here's a list:

~Girl's fast ball
~Music
~Radio
~Small Town Life
~Big City Life
~In-between-town Life
~Dance
~Figure Skating
~Roommates
~Idiot Neighbors
~College

I can see the spec now... *que cheesy music*

It's about two college roommates, who love music and dream of working in radio. One is a girly girl and likes things like figure skating. The other is a tom boy baseball player. On the weekends, they love to go dance in all the small towns and in-between-towns that surround the big city that they live in. Oh, and they have a crazy exchange student neighbor living below them who is constantly learning English via tape (that last part is inspired by my current living situation. Seriously, Hong! 7:30 AM on a Saturday does not even exist in my world! Can't you, you know, learn English later? Like after noon?)

Anyone want to produce that? HA!

I'm not sure if THAT'S what all those people meant when they told me to write about what I know.

I guess what I'm trying to say here is that if I write about what I know, I'm screwed. So, what do us boring people write about? Answer that!

Okay... I know I'm not boring. I know that the things I know most about aren't always boring. But, sometimes, it really feels that way.