01 October 2008
Counting Blessings
Talking with a friend today about things to be grateful for. I mentioned the Internet because in just the last few weeks it has enabled me to connect with some great people I never knew before and with whom I have a lot in common. Some of their blogs are over there to the right in Places I Visit. The welcomes have been more than I could ever have hoped for and I wanted to say a big Thank You to all (you know who you are). This wouldn't have been possible not so long ago. It's quite a community I've discovered, with some amazing stories of faith and strength. It's been inspiring and I look forward to meeting and learning more and making my own contributions if I can.
Another thing to be grateful for, of course, is that rugby training starts soon. Pads and helmets and 5 second plays with hours of rest in between are like training wheels. Rugby is the real thing. Apologies to American football fans or players whom I may have offended! I wonder if the All Blacks will stomp everybody again this season. Their haka is really something to see.
Another thing to be grateful for, of course, is that rugby training starts soon. Pads and helmets and 5 second plays with hours of rest in between are like training wheels. Rugby is the real thing. Apologies to American football fans or players whom I may have offended! I wonder if the All Blacks will stomp everybody again this season. Their haka is really something to see.
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4 comments:
Yes, suddenly I don't feel so alone anymore either. Glad you are here. I look forward to getting to know you.
Enjoy blogging. I do. It's a brotherhood. I'm excited to read your stuff.
Welcome. Thanks for your comments on my posts. You're like an old friend, coming to my rescue. I feel like I've known you for years. I look forward to reading your thoughts, but more importantly, I look forward to feeling of your strength.
Bror: It's great to be here and to feel part of a community, I agree. Wish I had done this long ago. Great icon, BTW, I love that kind of architecture.
Robert: A "brotherhood" indeed. Thanks for your kind words, hope my stuff will be worth reading!
Forester: Nice to hear from you and thanks for your very generous words, I hope I can live up to your expectations. Would you mind e-mailing me directly, I have a business-related question for you that is probably best off-blog.
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