Vanity Check
Who Links Here
Man, I have no clue whether I am effective or not...but let's get to checking on who thinks I might have something to say.
posted by David @ 10/27/2005
2 comments
A Walking Paradox
Dealing with the contradictions and challenges of faith, disbelief, and living and dying
Thursday, October 27, 2005
Man, I have no clue whether I am effective or not...but let's get to checking on who thinks I might have something to say.
About Me
- Name: David
- Location: Auburn, Alabama, United States
I am a pastor in the United Methodist Church. I have a beautiful and wonderful wife and children. I grew up in Bishop, California (the Mule Capital of the World - thank you very much!) I attended Emory University and the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa.
2 Comments:
Natalie...this is NOT a hoax...I know this man well! I'm not a blogger, but was recently reminded of this "Walking Paradox"...isn't that really what each of us is? I find his musings helpful, encouraging and reassuring! Thanks to David for writng and sharing; thanks to you for responding; and thanks to God for all that He wants for each of us. Blessings, S
SueC,
I expect Natalie was responding to the Blogger vanity check itself. And Natalie, I did check it out, by going to Gavin Richardson's blog - Hit the Back Button to Move Foward - and found that he had a much larger summary than I did and that it changed things. I found it interesting that the easiest way to increase the number of connections you have is through the comments you leave on other people' blogs. It doesn't seem to reflect the folks who use the Methodist Blogroll as a sidebar with the name of my blog in it, and so it seems like it just draws from the posts themselves.
It brings about a interesting conversations about netiquette, such as that I had with Tim Sisk regarding music in church.
Hope that moves everyone along.
Blessings,
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