The bookstore is always the place I choose to stay for hours if I really have nothing else to do in a shopping mall. You can guess that a library is also the place where I spend the remaining minutes of my break time. I love to read and it still holds true today that reading is my hobby. I’m not the type of reader who holds on to the same book or author because my interest changes almost every day. With the randomness of my book choice, I believe that I expanded my interests too much that I always find myself easily get weary of the same topic and it surely bores me to repeatedly hear a famous writer’s name. I don’t go out that much anymore like when I was in High School when it was easy to go anywhere as long as I’ll be home before dark. I am distances away from the library and from any bookstore but my situation has not limited me from being updated with the latest book releases. The internet has never kept me away from the best and rarest books I can read.

It’s been a year since I graduated from High School and it was only after High School graduation that I have realized how fast life can be. Fast to the point that I can find any book with just a few clicks, and quick for I haven’t noticed that it’s been a year since I created a strong bond with my computer. How the computer became my best companion is easy to explain and I will begin my story with my addiction which I failed to control. This isn't an ordinary addiction and it’s harmless if not abused. I call this addiction as blogging.

What I had been blogging traces my frustrations but it didn’t take me so long to realize that sharing my sadness to the world is unhealthy. It’s necessary to release such disturbing thoughts and emotions but I don’t want anyone to be affected by my writings. To shorten my story on my blogging experience, I decided to end it before New Year of 2006. My cyber addiction didn’t end with my decision to close my blog account. I have grown into a lady without experiencing the excitement of online gaming so I endlessly indulged myself into MMORPGs. Like my randomness in liking a book, my MMORPG choices are also unpredictable, but let’s not explore the reasons of my fickleness.

I am obviously still addicted to internet but for a long time of reflecting how the internet has benefited me, I learned to limit the use of it for more important causes like reviewing for future exams and researching for in depth information on a subject which I failed to do back then.

By the way, hello to everyone who have come across this page! This is my first TIG blog entry.