Missing in Inaction

Apparently I'm not very good at updating a blog. I marvel as I read other people's blogs that they come up with something to write every day. I suppose, like everything else, it's a matter of making something a habit. The more you do it, on a regular basis, the easier and more second-nature it becomes. I'll have to work on that.

Part of my problem is that I haven't focused in on what it is I want to write about. I'm very active at my church and interested in things religious ... particularly in the United Church of Christ ... so do I want to write about things that happen at church?

I'm also very involved in my local Republican party ... so should I comment on politics? Republican viewpoints? Conservatives?

I'm a book fanatic and spend way more time than I should perusing www.librarything.com ... but do I want to write about just books?

I suppose I'll try to write about anything ... anything at all ... at least until I get a bit more consistent. Once it's a habit and I've written more, maybe I'll see a natural tendency toward one issue or another.

Reading the Old Testament

For the last year, David Plotz over on slate.com has been Blogging the Bible. He started reading the Old Testament and making a separate blog entry for (almost) each book. I thought that was a brilliant idea and thought I'd read along with him ... yeah, right. That didn't happen. Apparently he's finished his read and has made his last blog post.