Incognito

I like being incognito. I like to lurk. I like to read other's blogs -- but I don't want to comment. Actually, I really do want to comment -- but I don't want anyone to see my comment. It is safer to remain incognito.

Today, I broke my mold. I was on another blog and I posted a comment. It wasn't really profound. I think I should have (could have?) done better. But, I did it and I feel pretty good about it. Now she knows that she has another reader (she already has plenty). I am no longer lurking, I have become a part of the conversation. I'm going to try (forcing myself) to do this more often.

What does this have to do with this blog? Well, I know that there are a few who read this periodically. I know that a comment takes time, but I would like to hear from you from time to time. Of course, what I really want is the encouragement when you are really touched or encouraged by what I wrote. But, I would also like the truth when I blow it. I need to hear that also.

You are also invited to press the button at the end of the post; interesting, good idea, bad idea. Basically these just mean what they say: Interesting -- no comment, but it is kind of interesting; good idea -- wow!; bad idea -- you have got to be kidding!

God bless you and I hope to hear from you.