I can't believe I did this

Let me start by saying I am (or was) the guy who said I would never do anything like this. I have always been one to say that "I don't care what other people are thinking, so they probably don't care what I am thinking either." I even quit getting on instant messenger that much because I got tired of people putting up away messages like this:

"gone to work, then to class, swinging by my house for a quick lunch, back to work, then to my AIM-anonymous meeting, then dinner on campus, by the grocery store, some homework, and then to bed."

I mean--seriously. A stalker would be in paradise. I don't see any reason random online friend #1 would need to know all of that. I just never understood how anyone would care about all that stuff, much less this whole blogging idea.

I stand corrected. In the past few weeks, I have somehow gone blog-crazy. I've become addicted to reading blogs like David Crowder's, Needtobreathe's, and numerous other well-known people. Then I started getting into normal people's blogs, like Cliff, my friend and pastor back home. (Or at least we like to think he's pretty normal). So I figured since I have already violated the first part of my principle (that being that "I don't care about what other people have to say"), I might as well give this a shot too.

Just as a preview/disclaimer, should you choose to join me on this journey (if anyone does), you'll probably hear a lot of stuff you care about, and a lot of stuff you don't. But I promise that everything I talk about will be something that I care about. So you will inevitably hear a lot about Christianity: both about its awesomeness, and about some people that I wish I could apologize for because they're getting it all wrong (according to the Word, not according to me). You'll also hear a lot about things like music, how I think I'm a sorry excuse for a business major, how sleep is probably one of my favorite things ever, and probably a lot of Will Ferrell quotes. Sorry. Thanks for listening.