Dec 17, 2009
When I’m hard up for a post, it’s nice to have friends who send 22 word messages.
Abraham, please update your blog. Some people like to have a post with their coffee and now it’s past lunch. Just sayin…
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aw. :)
receiving a playful message of a friend’s anticipation would make me happy, too.
Honestly, I don’t know how you update it as often as you do. I have a hard enough time thinking of a facebook status once a day.
I wasn’t gonna say anything. I’m glad Jenna did. I even noticed a day last week with no post. Wassup with that?
2 reasons:
1. I couldn’t think of anything to say…
2. I think it was a Sunday, so I have historical—perhaps biblical, depending on how you look at it—warrant for not working.
W#hat else are friends for?
I love jennapants. She’s so clever!
I’ll take this under-commented post as an opportunity to say that I enjoy reading your blog.
Thanks for the time you devote to this project/ministry/whatever-you-call-it. Its pretty stellar.
(Thats right…stellar)
Great use of the word “stellar”. Hope the Christian culture crowd doesn’t latch on to that one and suck it dry of all it’s word-ly glory.
Then you must really like it when people submit 22 word comments, especially when they’re devoid of actual content (real or imagined).
Short, user-generated content. Brilliant! Today, I posted my longest post ever (1000 words), but with good reason. At least, I hope the readers think so…
If people want more to read just sign up to Justin Taylor, he does about 100 a day…joys of exaggeration
okay, so i understand…you’re on vacation,it’s a saturday, and it’s christmas time…but still…
when i checked just now and saw no new post, i heard GOB’s voice in my head saying,
“C’MON!!!!”
also…I’ve posted comments before and heard GOB’s voice saying, “I’ve made a huge mistake.”
and now i’ll feel self-conscious for the rest of the day for posting about how i heard the voice of GOB instead of the voice of GOD…