1st Post!

Ah another blog. I have had so many: Xanga, Myspace, Facebook, 1Up... probably more so. I enjoy sharing my thoughts, my beliefs, and other general things I can throw out there. Though my vernacular could always be better, I enjoy standing on the digital soapbox every once in a while.

So how about a mini biography eh?

My name is Roland, I am 20 and currently a student of University of Texas San Antonio. I am aspiring to be a nurse, and have taken the steps to do so within the next couple of months. I love music, and have dabbled in piano, voice, and guitar. I love playing basketball, video games, and meeting the many people that populate this earth. I've been blessed with an easy going personality that has enabled me to meet and keep many friends.

One thing I have secretly enjoyed is writing. It is one of the most primitive and yet most advanced technology we have. Ever since people discovered surface and something to write with (probably blood or berries of some sort), they have recorded billions of documented words to spread the news across the known globe. Why else would God choose people to document history? Why not tell them, "Hey so you know remember all this stuff. It's gonna be good!" No, He put people to task to document these events, so that now when we come to read His word, we understand and know the truth behind it. Word of mouth just does not cut it. That is why I love to write. There is a truth about it that I love. Vocal word has a tendency to be twisted and distorted. Granted, intentions can cause fallacy in writing but the words, if used properly, can bring freedom.

I, of course, am not a writing savant. My skills are limited only by my imagination, which never seems to reach far enough. I hope that through blogging, my ideas will be unlocked and my prowess will continue to increase.

I believe I will end this blog now. I am planning on using this deal to share my thoughts on what I have read. It will be a way to stay consistent, which is something I've been working on for years. Of course, who is to tell? As my title reads, it is too soon to tell.