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For whatever reason, blogging has an incredibly powerful chokehold on people in my generation.
People who KNOW that absolutely no one reads their blog (and that is myself some days) still feel this insatiable need to let the world wide web know what they’re doing all the time.

That being said, most people also don’t know what to write on a blog.

For example:
Although it may be cute (or perhaps funny) for someone to write something like “I like pancakes” (and ONLY “I like pancakes) as a blog, would be really stupid.  But the problem is that not too many people have much to say.  So they end up writing blogs that are pretty much just a play-by-play of what happened to them that day - with no significance otherwise.  This is not only boring to read for most, it’s also weird.

Since I, myself, fall into the ‘play-by-play’ blogging far too often, I just thought I would let you all know that I found the solution.  That solution is Twitter.  I always promised myself that I wouldn’t ever get one, but now I see why I needed it.  It’s like blogging, without all the thinking.

Thousands (or in my case - 4) of people wait all day to see what your going to say/do next, and for some strange reason, its addicting.

Where “I like pancakes” may not fly as a blog, it certainly flies as a tweet.

Follow me?

Windsor Hills Baptist had planned to give away a semiautomatic assault rifle until one of the event’s organizers was unable to attend.

The church’s youth pastor, Bob Ross, said it’s a way of trying to encourage young people to attend the event. The church expected hundreds of teenagers from as far away as Canada.

Here.

Hey! At least they’re giving you a gun for coming, and not shooting you because you don’t, right!?

Here’s what it looks like this month!

Poster:

Flyer:

Please feel free to stop by if you’re in the area on the 25th.
We would like that!

All, I could think was, ‘Wow. That’s long*”:

I’ve definitely had bigger totals from iTunes before (I think $40 was the most I’ve spent at one time on iTunes), but this was definitely the longest.

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* That’s what she said.