Disclaimer:

"Blogging: Never have so many people with so little to say said so much to so few."

I must admit straight away that I have never been very keen on the whole blogging thing. One reason, as those who know me can attest, is that I tend to avoid all things popular or common. If something reaches the mainstream, such as blogging or Harry Potter, and everyone else is doing it, I tend to steer clear of it. I am a unique snowflake, dangit! (See insert)

Another reason I have avoided it is simply because I am lazy, (Surprise, I know). I neither have the time, nor make the time, to spend updating a stupid web log.

But the main reason for my opposition, I would say, is that I have never really seen the point to it. Most blogs are little more than lonely people needlessly ranting their overrated opinion about some uninteresting and inconsequential topic that a host of maybe three people will read and one person may agree to or even care about. Those who I feel need to hear my opinion on any given subject will hear it, whether they want to or not. I don't need said opinion digitally archived and shared with the world in its entirety, (Indeed, in most cases that would be a bad idea as I frequently find myself scrambling to recall any given opinion and erase all knowledge of its prior existence).

However, in light of the recent exodus of The Geek (Gordon) and his family, and their subsequent entrance into the world of blogging, my eyes have been opened to a new and useful, even enjoyable use for blogs: keeping in touch with family and friends who have moved farther away than George Lucas's famed galaxy.

And so it is that I shamefully join the Dark Side, (I hear they have cookies) adding my meager voice to the mainstream populous in the realm of the Blog. I say shamefully, though I must admit to being a little exited to put some creativity to work here. Admittedly, this blog will be little more than an excuse to shamelessly plaster pictures of my beautiful daughter, Rylee, all over the internet. She is without doubt the star in this modest family and we are not oblivious to the fact that everyone would rather see her than us. In fact, for the most part we prefer it that way as well, hehe.

Thus begins the blog of Josh and Melanie Morrey. Hopefully Mel will update this mess as often, if not more, than I do. Stay tuned for a plethora of Rylee pics forthcoming.

-Josh