Some Meta-Blogging

I've been thinking about journals lately. There have been times in my life where I'm great with regular journal writing, and there are times where you'll find months or years between entries. Lately I've been in one of those latter times.

I blog a lot- it's very much like a journal for me. If there's something I've been thinking about a lot for days or weeks, chances are good that sooner or later it'll become a blog post. These are things I'd normally journal about, but they get blogged, so I end up not journalling (Firefox is telling me that neither "journaling" nor "journalling" are words, but I'm going to ignore it).

There are also things I don't blog about and would be more suitable for my journal. Sometimes I start a blog post like that and then never publish it. Sometimes I work those thoughts and experiences over and over in my head until they become a post suitable for a public blog. I also sometimes wonder if I should just let go and put it all up here.

I think there's still room in my life for my "just myself" journalling. I have to put my junior-high like frustrations somewhere! :)

Anyway, this got me to thinking about my blog. It's mine and I get to decide what gets to be said here, but it's also allowed me to building relationships with people I've never met. It's not just me putting stuff out there; I get a lot from your blogs and comments, too. While I was thinking about this blog-relationship and was thinking about how to make it more interactive on my end. I try to respond to the comments and emails, but sometimes I'm just forgetful. So I was thinking I'd make "Inquisition Monday." If it works out well, I'd like to answer your questions. It can be simple or complex. It can be about things I've blogged about or things I've not. I won't guarantee that I'll respond to everything, but I'll try my best to give thoughtful responses to all that I can.

So ask away. If I don't get any questions, I'll just assume you all know enough about me or loath reading my blog, which is totally fine too, but why then are you reading this?