I have recently changed the name of my blog. It started when I told my father that I was
required to write a blog for my class this semester and planned to write more
often to practice and get better in my writing skills. He liked the idea and asked me what I had
named my blog? I answered “It’s called
The Historian.” He humphed and
nodded. I asked “you don’t like it?” He
answered frankly “no.” He explained that
it should have more umph.
“You should call it Keating’s Kronicle!” he exclaimed helpfully. I told him I would think about it. I did think about it but it wasn’t until the
first blog assignment when I got to look at my classmate’s blogs, when I saw
that someone had the same name I had.
Not only that but most of their names had history somewhere in their
titles. This is when I decided my Dad
was right I needed a name more unique.
So I changed it to The Weaving Chronicle. To be honest, I am not sure how original of a
name it is but the reason I chose it and like it is because the name depicts
the story above. Chronicle is a
description of events in the order of which they happened (according to the
Merriam-Webster online dictionary). One
may ask “isn’t that history?” No,
history is not as Dr. Sam Smith says, a “direct chronicle.” It is also a narrative, a story told by the
observer. There is a human element to history.
Hence, why I named my blog the “Weaving Chronicle.” Weaving or to weave means to interlace or intertwine
in order to make something else like cloth or a basket. My intention with this blog is to take the
facts and weave them into a history.
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