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Why people blog?

Why people blog?
The latest bug is lurking and penetrating to people from all walks of life, be they politicians, housewives (oh no, homemakers please as they prefer to be called due to their diverse duties), royal blood, retirees, entrepreneurs, corporate high-flyers, celebrities and more common people like me and some of you reading this post.

A blogging family of father (the new or 'old' kid of the blog) and daughter, interesting. Actually, Tun Mahathir has been sharing his voices but this time he cleverly uses a different and wider platform.

Each blogger has different objective/s. The bug got some into trouble, brings some peace of mind and even prosperity. The power of this bug has been grossly under-estimated until the government's ruling party's so-called unexpected 'defeat'.

As for me, a better life is what I'm hoping for. For someone who used to sneer at blogging as a way to 'show-off' one's talents and 'announcing' to the world of one's sufferings to get emphaty, it has been a dramatic (if there is such a thing as 360 degrees change, I would say so) evolution. I can't even believe that I am having such an utter enjoyment from the sting of this bug.

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