I’m hitting the road today and may not have online access until tonight. If your comment gets caught in the moderation queue, you’re a first-time commenter, regular reader who used a spam word, or a troll. I’ll approve first-timers and regulars tonight.
Thank you for the e-mails and comments of concern and encouragment (and chastisement). Posting for the next couple of weeks may be spotty, but don’t worry about me. I like blogging. I make a living from blogging (helping others do it), and I’m not giving it up any time soon. In fact, I’ll be talking about blogs at another conference in a couple of weeks, National Conservative Student Conference.
While I’m away, visit these blogs:
D.L. Foster, a Christian and former practicing homosexual, contacted me a couple of years ago to share his story, and now he’s blogging. Check out his new blog and his book, Touching A Dead Man.
Carolyn McCulley, author of Did I Kiss Marriage Goodbye?, has also joined the blogosphere with Solo Femininity.
Stan Guthrie, an editor at Christianity Today, is also blogging.
Tales of a Wandering Mind has a story about what I call “Christophobia.” (Much more accurate than “Christianophobia.” It’s not us these people are afraid of.
Take the “Why Blog?” survey at JackLewis.net, and from “across the pond,” here’s Daily Ablution
Other bloggers: Stop the ACLU, The Daily Me, Swap Blog, Sting Ray, C.R.I.S.E.S, The Defiance, Blog-A-Thon…
