Blogger?

Hello internet world Katie Ludlow has entered as a brand new blogger. I have gone and done something foolish and made this a new year resolution. This being a blog. Yes, I have decided that in the many years of failed attempts of journal writing, that maybe now I can get something close to it by blogging. So I have a few disclaimers my future readers. I may be a english minor, but I am not a good speller and I tend to have poor grammer (usually not intentionally). This is more going to be what thoughts or things that come to my mind rather than a "This is what I did today..." So If anyone does end up reading this bear with a rather inexperienced writer and someone who tends to be quite silly sometimes. Now to explain the title of my blog, "All the World's a stage: And I'm merely a player", Firstly I love Shakespeare. I am a theatre major at BYU-Idaho and have slowly grown to enjoy our beloved Bard. And with that added piece of information for you, I picked this name also because I do feel that my life, my world is a stage and I am the star player on it. Hmm, does that sound conceded enough? I just hope that what I write can not only maybe entertain or enlighten those out there who might read this, but will let me get into some sort of ... i am not even sure what you could call. This year is a year for great change and decisions for me and I hope this will help that along. Speaking of the new year some new year resolutions i have for this year are:
1. Read the Book of Mormon in a month
2. Lose 50 lbs by April
3. Finishing writing the first draft of my play
4. Prepare for a mission even if I don't go on one.
Do they sound intense? Sure do for me. Sorry for those who are lost on the Book of Mormon/mission thing. I am not really blogging to preach or anything but a bit of my religion may appear in my blogs.
I am excited for this new feat in my life and I hope that it will only be positive.

So to leave with a quote from a good play (since I am a lover of theatre):
"Thirty years ago, I ate at a Chinese restaurant. To this day, I have no idea what I ate."
~Aida from Over the River and Through the Woods by Joe DiPiero