The first is via my internet friend, Lindsay. I've read her blog since I started blogging...so we're talking years. It's good stuff. She posted on FB a little blip about blogging:
" well, I'm finding that even if I'm the only one that reads my own... it's still worth something. It's more than clicking like ... and I know it's something my family will treasure for years to come ..."
That resonated with me, because I like to like stuff on Facebook because it's quick and easy...but it matters about as much as the effort it takes to do it. But my blog, no matter how insignificant, is still worth something...to me and my family.
Lindsay is right. No matter how lame it may get, a blog post is still worth more than a click.
Yesterday, I was reading Mindy's post on being intentional and it just resonated with me.
Being intentional, and staying intentional are not my natural bent. It's something that God definitely started a work in my heart this past year, and He's far from finished. Being intentional while at the same time leaving some freedom for the Holy Spirit to intervene and move is a tricky dance sometimes. So, I'm making a list of areas that need some work yet...and then praying God messes with the list as He sees fit.
Hoping to share the list with you soon.
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worth something and worthy of reading ... that's what I think about your blog! keep it up ... your family will thank you later ... and it's good therapy too {in my humble opinion} :)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely good therapy, and that is reason enough to keep going :) You also just never know who may stumble along your blog and need to hear exactly what you are saying at that moment in their life. They may not comment, and you may never know they were even here, but just thinking about that keeps me going when I want to give up.
ReplyDeleteYay! So so happy to be able to read your blog again. You always make me smile & giggle when I read your posts! Most of all..I LOVE to see how God is at work! Sweet blessings!
ReplyDeleteP.S.Lindsay does ROCK..and I am blessed to live in the same area as she does...and sometimes, even get to share a real in person conversation with her... :)