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Let us first start with the Merriam Webster's Dictionary definition of "blog":

 a Web site that contains an online personal journal with reflections, comments, and often hyperlinks provided by the writer; also : the contents of such a site— blog verb— blog·ger noun— blog·ging noun

As humans, we often consider our individual experiences and emotions to be much more important than they actually are. That is the main reason that our culture is obsessed with social networking sites. Of course people want to read about what I'm doing every second! "I just made myself a sandwich #futurechef" Gasp, The intrigue! Unfortunately, though the modern person spends hundreds of hours a year on the internet, an extremely small percentage of this time is used focusing on things that actually matter. Hate to break it to you, but as cute as your new cheetah print shoes are, they are not going to change the world. The internet is a medium that allows a single post to be seen by millions of people in a matter of seconds, yet we use it to post things of little to no importance.

And here, my friends, is where this specific blog comes in.

My friends and I (we'll make a post introducing ourselves at a later date) have noticed that young adults are not being given the attention they need when it comes to the arts. So many musicians, poets, and artists exist out there in this big, beautiful world, and we want to showcase their talents. Once or twice or maybe even three times a week (we haven't decided yet, this project is pretty unorganized), this blog will feature those who are devoted to making the world beautiful. Don't get us wrong; we are no exception to the social networking trend. I talked about eating pita chips the other day on my twitter. Our goal isn't to look down on someone's choice of internet use, but rather to try and create a place where artists from all planes can submit their work. We'll post our own work; the work of artists, writers, musicians, actors, etc.; and anything that YOU send to us. The goal is to use the power of the internet to catalyze creativity.

If you think we're insane, good. We think we're insane, too. Let's be insane together.

Interested in being on our blog? Send us an e-mail at wrotewritewrit@gmail.com or comment below! We want your work!