I needed that.
Not only was it an all-too-welcome break from my involuntary isolation all weekend (which had been paired with staring hopelessly and inspirationlessly at my list of things to do and the same sentence-that-would-go-no-further-on-the-page for too many hours), but it left me awake both physically and mentally so I am now able to produce decent, coherent thoughts. Finally.
Also... blogging feels much better than status updating. It's much more of a release to say something of substance to no one than it is to say little for an audience.
God is so good in the small things right when I needed it.
I agree. I wound up talking for an hour or two with my prospective students instead of reading Genesis, but I stayed up until 3 reading it. :)
ReplyDeleteI know how you feel about blogging... and the "saying to no one" is a comfort as well. It feels safer.