The reality of all blogs is that no one (but your mother and best friend) reads them. This blog has existed in a corner of the internet - untouched, unread - since I stepped on the plane to leave Brazil after my first trip over 3 years ago.
Life has continued undocumented.
Life is breakups, melt downs, bouts of deep depression, new jobs, homes, friends, new relationships, and most notably a true faith - an active faith, a faith is God's control and my salvation and His plan - a decision to trust.
This blog began as a convenient 'letter home' for a select audience - but tonight I will resurrect it for a very different reason. Tonight, I accept the essential nature of blogs - they are hidden in the enomrity of internet, and they are painfully personal indulgences.
Tonight this blog become my letter to myself - I suppose it is called a journal.
So why am 'blogging' a journal that I hope and expect no one to read? The reasons are practical - I don't like writing long-hand, and I like that this blog can be archived outside a 100 page journal or my dying laptop.
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If you are reading this... than I wanted you to know the nature of what is about to unfold over the next several days/weeks/months. If you are reading this, what-comes-next was not written for you - but read it if you please. Just as prayers spoken gently with eyes-closed in the woods are not for the passing hikers, this blog is written to God and myself but I do not care if it is overheard.
After these next sentences I will switch to writing for an audience of two - God and myself (expect the pronouns I and You accordingly). After this I will begin creating a place for myself to explore the horrible practice of a fearless moral inventory... a place to share with you, God, my prayers, fears, and shit....a place for me to speak to myself past, present, and future - like the Doctor dropping notes behind/ahead of himself in the timeline.
Jesus spoke to God away from all others in the wilderness. So, in that spirit, I write to you, God, in the wilderness of the internet.
So be it.
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