Hello faithful followers. It's been a long while since the last post. I was recently asked to contribute to a friends blog called, "Blogging though the Bible". My first contributing post went up today and was on Luke 1-3. Check it out if you'd like. And thanks for hanging out with me in 2012. Those were good times.
http://blogthroughbible.wordpress.com/2013/06/03/i-am-writing-you-to-give-you-an-account/
1. The act of resolving or determining upon an action or course of action, method, procedure, etc. 2. The process or capability of making distinguishable the individual parts of an object, closely adjacent optical images, or sources of light 3. A blog to practice writing about topics including science, the intersection of faith and science, books and anything else that’s on my mind.
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Monday, June 3, 2013
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
The Organizational Benefits of Blogging
I have started many writing notebooks, journals, logs, etc.
but they all end up dispersed to the ends of the earth (or at least the ends of
the earth that I inhabit). As a result, anything I wrote and wanted to remember
was ultimately lost, misplaced or generally inaccessible. Even of the notebooks whose locations are
known to me I still don’t have any catalogue of the contents and unless I page
through them they may be as good as blank.
All this changed when I started storing my journals, musings and notes on the internet via this blog. Now if I have a faint memory of a topic I wrote on I can just search for it via the handy search bar and the pages are retrieved before I could have even found the right notebook. If nothing else comes out of this year of writing I’ve at least learned that the internet is a great place to write. And if I ever forget exactly what I learned I can just search for it and I’ll be prompted with this very post.
Sure I still do some jottings on paper. Just the other day I had a few topics I wanted to capture and they all came on relatively concurrently. In this case a notebook and pen are my best tool because I feel free to jot and jump across the pages. For some reason the scribble of my hand seams more suited for that less organized work.
Now if I could only remember what I wrote down and where I put that notebook.
All this changed when I started storing my journals, musings and notes on the internet via this blog. Now if I have a faint memory of a topic I wrote on I can just search for it via the handy search bar and the pages are retrieved before I could have even found the right notebook. If nothing else comes out of this year of writing I’ve at least learned that the internet is a great place to write. And if I ever forget exactly what I learned I can just search for it and I’ll be prompted with this very post.
Sure I still do some jottings on paper. Just the other day I had a few topics I wanted to capture and they all came on relatively concurrently. In this case a notebook and pen are my best tool because I feel free to jot and jump across the pages. For some reason the scribble of my hand seams more suited for that less organized work.
Now if I could only remember what I wrote down and where I put that notebook.
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