Blogging has become my new addiction

So, I've finally taken the initiative to sit down and clear my thoughts through the "art" of blogging. Being that I'm not too computer savvy, I'd say I'm doing pretty well. And best of all, I'm excited. Although, my only worry is that people will not read any of my blogs and / or they will think they're boring and dull. Therefore, I plan on blogging on the absolute most controversial topics, such as the presidential election and pop culture. But many, if not all, of my blogs will mainly convey the issues at stake in this year's election and my personal views and beliefs in regard to those issues. For example, one issue that I have strong feelings about is awareness of domestic violence. If no one has seen the movie "My mother's funeral", go see it somehow. It's scary. Anyway, my sister just woke up and bothering me and it's bugging me so badly. augh. I think it's just because I'm tired. Nonetheless, I guess it's safe to say that I'm only doing this for the points (for the blogging scholarship contest). I mean, I've never really blogged before; maybe once or twice on myspace. But this looks pretty fun and I'm looking forward to it - I might even blog about my daily life experiences, which may sound uninspiring, but my life, living in Myrtle Beach, is an adventure everyday. And not necessarily just parties, it's a multitude of events and situations that make my life so complicated, yet carefree.
I feel as if I'm not very good at this, but I should become better with practice and with more interesting and motivating topics that I feel strongly about.
How about a glimpse of whats to come? But please don't judge me based on my opinions, because remember - everyone is entitled to their opinions, it's their rights as human beings. I'm not saying you can't disagree, because you most likely will - afterall I am an individual, and every idividual has their unique views - but don't formulate judgements.
Well, first of all, this is my first eligible voting election, and after many months of observation and research of party platforms, I've come to the decision I am a Democrat. Not to say that I am fond of Barack Obama, but I will be voting a straight-ticket in favor of the Democratic Party. I agree that Roe v. Wade needs to be upheld, because a woman should be allowed to do whatever she pleases with her own body. In arguement to that, you would probably say that the unborn child has no voice. Yes, true. But if the woman wanted to have an abortion in the first place, couldn't that mean that the child is unwanted? Would you rather see that child grow up in poverty, without proper care, neglected, or bounced from one foster family to the next? Personally, I have experienced and seen too much of that. Many people would say "No.. no mother could possibly abandon her child or children to die." But guys... I'm so sorry to tell you there are worthless people in this world who don't care about anybody but themselves. Look at Casey Anthony. And those people cannot be helped. What about rape? (I know McCain would make exceptions for rape victims and health issues). And what about teenage expecting parents? If you have a teenage daughter, and she became pregnant at 14 or 15, what would you do? That's up to you and your daughter to decide. And only your own morals and perosnal feelings are going to guide you through such an emotional time. But I digress.
That is just one of the political topics I feel a certain way about.
Nevertheless, you'll shall be hearing from me soon,
goodnight, bloggers.
krista.