Making blogs out of nothing at all

October 9, 2009 | By Mark | Add a Comment

come_again

I have to let you in on a little secret. I love blogging.

I love reviewing books. I love watching videos on YouTube. I love getting comments.

I love it when things that I’ve subconsciously been thinking about spill onto the page.

I love feeling listened to. I love getting it all out. I love feeling connected to friends and google-goers alike. I love relating to others. I love when others can relate to me. I love knowing that I’m not crazy. I love knowing that I am crazy. I love pizza. I love large turkey sandwiches with mayonnaise & oil, provolone cheese, extra pickles and everything on it (including hots). I love your mother. I, too, wish that I had Jessie’s girl. I love knowing that I’m not alone.

I love creating. I love looking for themes in the midst of what seems like chaos. The posts aren’t always great, but sometimes I don’t know how I do it – making blogs – out of nothing at all.

I hope you enjoy visiting this blog. I hope it is helpful to you in some way. Whether funny, serious, or somewhere in between, I hope it does something for you. If nothing else, I hope you are entertained.

If you don’t get anything out of this blog, you most likely won’t come back. And… that would be sad for me. I would miss you. So, to ensure that this post contains something helpful, here is a video that is 100x more beneficial than anything I have to say right now. I chose it because it is excellent and it has to do with growing pains. And, to a large degree, growing is what this blog is all about. Regardless of your religious background, you will benefit from what this man has to say about pain and growth. I promise.