It Starts, late, but it starts none the less!

There ain't nothing like having a platform for rambling and although I thought about taking advantage of this many times before I never got around to it. I dabbled before but always got lost. Now I'm 25 and believe I need the motivation seeing as I'm lagging way too far behind as far as age and accomplishments go and seeing as I no longer have any kind of excuse with Google giving me all the answers not to mention a platform so here goes. The first day of the life I've been imagining but never perusing. Ill leave the cliché sappy reason I decided to start sharing all this with the world to another day. In the meantime, it's great to make your acquaintance ;P  I've got big plans and so should you!!!P.S Will do the introductions tomorrow consider this the preface, I think that's what you call it but will look it up tomorrow. Oh hell ill do it now , Google sometimes while making my life easier you really do make it more difficult because you seriously put a damper on my procrastinating nature that I've gotten oh so comfortable in after years of practice.

preface

ˈprɛfəs/

noun

noun: preface; plural noun: prefaces

1. 1.

   an introduction to a book, typically stating its subject, scope, or aims.

   synonyms:

   introduction, foreword, preamble, prologue, prelude, preliminary/prefatory/opening remarks; More front matter, forward matter; informalprelims, intro; rareproem, exordium, prolegomenon, prolusion, prodrome "Sartre's famous preface to de Beauvoir's first novel"

   • a preliminary explanation.

     "it was an abrupt question, made without even the preface of a greeting"
   • Christian Church

     the introduction to the central part of the Eucharist, historically forming the first part of the canon or prayer of consecration. In the Western Church it comes between the Sursum Corda and the Sanctus and varies with the season.

verb

verb: preface; 3rd person present: prefaces; past tense: prefaced; past participle: prefaced; gerund or present participle: prefacing

1. 1.

   provide (a book) with a preface.

   "the book is prefaced by a quotation from William Faulkner"

   synonyms:

   precede, introduce, prefix, begin, open, start, launch, lead up to, lead into; More rareprologue, premise "the catalogue is prefaced by a memoir of the artist"

   • introduce or begin (a speech or event) with or by doing something.

     "it is important to preface the debate with a general comment"

Origin

late Middle English: via Old French from medieval Latin praefatia, alteration of Latin praefatio(n- ) ‘words spoken beforehand’, from the verb praefari, from prae ‘before’ + fari ‘speak’.

 

Booyah!! That being pasted lets consider this Preface Part 1