here at the frontier, there are falling leaves. although my neighbours are all barbarians, and you, you are a thousand miles away, there are always two cups on my table.
Friday 25 March 2011
how much?
I'm always amazed at what people write on their blogs. They seem so interesting and open - my posts always feel a bit stilted. You see, being so open on something that is as public as a blog is something that I struggle with doing. Do I really tell people - the general public - whoever might happen upon this - what is really happening to my life, my heart, my....everything?
Do I tell you that I'm rather distracted and disturbed by life? That I'm always lonely and frustrated that I have no friends? That I get frustrated that people who say they are fellow believers here don't seem to care about actually living for God? That I'm living on a shred of hope that someday I really might conceive? That when I smell the wind and see the light through the trees my heart pounds with its beauty? That I have a dream someday I will be useful in ways I will be able to see? That I hate this land and love it? That my confusion isn't because of what I don't know, but what I do?
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I struggle myself to decide how much I give away. I wrote a post last month regarding a 'certain company' I didnt like. I always called it the 'certain company' and never mensioned any names so does it really matter what I put. The more you give away the more interesting blogs are too.)This is me -
http://hiccupsblog.blogspot.com/
I am the general public. I happened upon your blog by accident and thought I'd respond. I have the same problem deciding how much to expose of myself. But, since the only people to read my blog are my "significant other" and, occasionally, my son it's a bit easier. I just censor certain aspects of my life. As Hiccup3000 said, "The more you give away the more interesting blogs are too." Still, I believe in a certain amount of privacy and don't wish to live my life as a cast member of a reality show. So, I continue to think twice before hitting that "publish" key
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