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It's
Saturday, posting day, and I don't really have anything ready to post. I don't feel like editing but I need to in
order to have something to put out in public.
At the moment, I don't even know if I'm posting the right things. Who would want to read my ramblings, anyway? I don't really know.
I could put
it out there... my insecurity about writing, but that wouldn't be
"professional." I could ask you
to let me know if my writing matters in your world, but that appears to be
fishing for compliments. I could try to
work on getting read and getting my thoughts out there to more people, but that
seems almost manipulative. I could just
drift off in to the blog fog and not be heard from again, but that feels a lot
like failure. I guess I'm a bit into
honesty.
I like to think
that I'm writing to encourage you and others.
Truth be told, there a much more base and selfish motivation than that. I
write because I process life that way. I
need to write to be sane and to even know what is happening in my world. I don't really post for you either though I
like to think that, too. I post to keep
myself accountable to actually semi-finishing something.
So my
secret is out. I write from selfish
motives. I like to think of it as
something I'm giving to the world, but it's simply something I do to
survive. It's really an overflow of who
God made me to be. However, I do want
to be an encouragement to others and I would like to get an idea for how I
could do that better.
So, this is
a shameless request for you to email me
(elbeemee@gmail.com) and let me know. If
you have ideas you would like me to wonder about on the blog or ways I could
improve format or any other "constructive criticism," I would welcome
it. In exchange for your
kindness and critique, I'll email you an essay I wrote entitled,
"Protagonist Or Antagonist: Who's Story Is It Anyway?"
When you
read the essay compared to this post, you'll see that I'm still learning the
lessons I write about and still fail to apply them uniformly. I'm still following Jesus though. Maybe we can walk together. Looking forward to your messages.

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