A group of words forming a unit and conveying meaning

The blank box of a new post no longer glares at me and taunts me. It tempts me.
I could write whatever I wanted. I could create a new world, a new person, re-live the worst and best memories, without ever leaving the office chair. I could write a pointed argument, or relate to you the trivial goings on of my life. I could be sceptic, and question the entirety of man kind.
I can write my thoughts, knowing that someone else, even it if is just one person, will be exposed to my writing. My thoughts, my opinions, my emotions and experiences. I can control this.
I can write about something I detest or adore, and influence somebody else.
I could write of something I learnt, and while sowing the information deeper into my mind, educate another person. The opportunities are endless.
I have a feeling some people might be reading these words, thinking,'Okay...', perhaps shaking there head at my enthusiasm, my optimism and ambition. Some may think I am writing out of pure emulation to have the most entries.
All of these things come together to illustrate one point: I am making you think. You are, sub- consciously or not, countering or agreeing, analysing, criticising, at least of which, processing, what I have to say.
It is thanks to this blog that I have a wider audience of readers. Even if I had wanted to, and taken my journal or a piece of writing to school, not that many people would be amply reading it.
And while I am not at total liberty with this blog, I am expressing myself. I have mentioned it before, self-expression is an important thing to do, and doing it on a regular basis is particularly beneficial, in my opinion. You will be getting better and getting all your ideas down, and getting them out there in a form where others can understand them.
I was never opposed to this blog, despite some opinions, but now I don't think of it as a task.
I hope this way of thinking eventually grows on the other members of my class, and that they can to find the simple joy of successfully translating your thoughts into words.