>So discipline answered my letter 🙂 ok, so not really, but the Lord did. I get a daily bible verse delivered via email every day and this was today’s:
Apply your heart to instruction and your ears to words of knowledge. – Proverbs 23:12
The Hebrew word for instruction can be translated as “discipline.” To be a person of wisdom, it takes dedicated instruction and discipline. Commit yourselves this week to disciplined instruction in the Word.
Anyway, I just thought I’d share that because it made my night!
On another note, I haven’t been writing much on here lately because I’ve been trying to figure out exactly what I want my blog to be. Mostly, I don’t want to get carried away… I think it’s easy to get swept away with and inflated sense of self and forget why you started a blog, especially if you have a lot of readers, which I don’t think I’m in danger of (I mean, I’m not exactly Julie from Julie and Julia), but I’ve been tempted to vent on here about feelings on subjects other than the day to day challenges being a new mom a couple of times. I would like to stay away from that because some things probably shouldn’t be said and, like the words used on an episode of Criminal Minds the other day (an episode that makes me want stop using all methods of social networking), once you put something out into the world wide web, it’s out there forever… there’s no taking it back.
>Sometimes a blog is for the day to day, sometimes its for feelings and venting. Mine is both. I'm in hot water for what I wrote, but I can admit part of it was wrong, but am thankful for the support shown by women I've come to know on and offline. I don't think having more followers has changed my writing style, just made my words more noticeable. I love reading your blog and hope you keep going. Everyone blogs for different reasons and finds different reactions to their words.
>I'm glad you are feeling inspired! Just use the blog for whatever you need it for, musing, venting, sharing your enthusiasm! It'll evolve over time 🙂