So being that I procrastinate a lot, I have this habit of checking people’s blogs for updates on a regular basis. I have about five or six blogs in my bookmarks that I check daily, and usually about once a week somebody has updated their blog. Mostly they are from my friends, or at the very least, people I know. When I check the blogs, for the most part they are filled with stuff about the Christian life and are titled things like “Life, God and the Arts” or “The Blog of Encouraging Love” or some such thing as that (I made those names up, but you gt the idea). Mostly people use these to post thoughts that they have had that day and want to share with the world, at least this is the way that I did it for a while. There is nothing wrong with it, except that if I am writing a blog I might as well entertain people so that said blog will actually get read. When I was reading back over my older posts I realized that I don’t even care about what I am saying, so why should anyone else? I had to “contribute to the Christian blog community” though.
I figured I would just write about the things that I am REALLY thinking about. Let’s face it, at any given moment in time I am probably not thinking about how to induce community in the church. Don’t get me wrong, I am really dedicating myself to figuring out how to run a healthy church so that I can do it at some point, but nobody else cares about my two cents on that. Most of the time I am imagining what the most hilarious situation would be in the situation that I am in, like “wouldn’t it be great if we got this entire classroom to start singing ‘Rocketman’?” That is more entertaining, plus last time I wrote about stress, I tried to be “funny” and the blog stats said that about 85 people read that one, which is miles away from the 2 or 3 I usually get. So if you guys like, it I’ll just stick with doing that. Maybe if you guys like it enough, I might even get the opportunity to throw a little bit of my own opinion in there, eh?
