We'll Go Together

"Thinking of you, wherever you are.
We pray for our sorrows to end,
and hope that our hearts will blend.
Now I will step forward to realize this wish.
And who knows?
Starting a new journey may not be so hard,
or maybe it's already begun.
There are many worlds, but they share the same sky:
one sky, one destiny."
~Sora and Kairi, Kingdom Hearts II

My brother may lament that his blog falls by the wayside at times, but when he does post, boy is he ridiculously awesomely fantastic. I've started blogs a few times. I've stopped blogs a few times. My brother and I do keep in touch relatively well, but I'd like to add one more consistent element to that link.

This is probably the worst time to start this, because I'm already several thousand words behind for NaNoWriMo this month. Whoops. If I'm posting in November, I'm procrastinating and you should probably tell me to get back to my story! Ah well; at least I'm doing something semi-productive with my procrastination. Here goes my next attempt at keeping up with a blog.

Spencer (my brother) already knows that I'm... appreciative of the Kingdom Hearts game series, so he will not be surprised to see the quote at the top of the post.

There are many worlds, many miles between us for too many days out of the year. But we share the same sky, and (lame corniness alert) we share the same internet. The door to light: we'll go together.

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