posting

(ring)

Will: Hey dude, what's up?

Ted: Not much. Saw you were online, so I figured I'd call.

Will: Dude. It's past midnight.

Ted: And we're both awake. So what.

Will: How did you see I was online?

Ted: You're posting on facebook.

Will: Why didn't you just facebook chat me?

Ted: I'm a fan of human interraction. At least on the phone, you hear the voice of the person you're talking to. So, why are you up so late? Weren't you up early today?

Will: I was. I'm staying up until I finish this blog entry.

Ted: You're really trying to keep up with it, huh.

Will: The only way to get anything done.

Ted: But, what are you actually getting done? Didn't you say you don't want any readers?

Will: I said I wouldn't prevent anyone from reading it, but that I didn't plan on having any readers. Key difference.

Ted: Noted.

Will: It's mostly to practice my writing. If I don't make it routine, I won't do it. That's just the way I work. I'm the same way with exercise and music. If I don't do something at roughly the same time every day, I'm less likely to do it. I'm sure there's a better way to organize, but it's better than nothing.

Ted: True.

Will: Thus, I won't allow myself to go to bed unless there is a new blog post.

Ted: Even if you have nothing to write about?

Will: What else are blogs for if not to write when you have absolutely nothing to write about.

Ted: Word.

Will: Okay. Blog entry done. Going to bed.

Ted: Cool. Probably see you tomorrow dude.

Will: I'll expect the call around the same time to go hang out at the same place.

Ted: The way life should be.

Will: Night, dude.

Ted: Night.