lists

i'm a list maker... on the desktop of my laptop, at the time of writing, are 4 lists. only 4. that's not a lot, but if you started to dig through my files, you would realize i have FILES of collections of things, one is a pseudo-list of poems that i really like and are semi-well known...

but the point of this post is that i have this text file of blog ideas... only blog ideas... it has about 25-30 on it, and i keep opening it up when i decide to do a blog post, and i have no idea which to choose... a few are still being planned out, others are going to be join efforts with Matt, and a few will be brought up with Greg... but overall i just get this semi-writers block when i open that file, i love adding to it, and i do throughout the day, (actually, when i reached this spot, i went and added a few ideas)... so, i have this list, and i ought to never be short on posts, but i still happen to be low.

the thing is this: i don't want my blog to be predictable or repetitious. a lot of my ideas are about me, or theology, or christianity in general... or there's a group of them, for instance: my last post is the first in a many installment of coffee-related posts that might be popping up more often during the winter (i bought eggnog, btw, so i'll prolly make an eggnog latte after this)... but yeah, some of these ideas seem to all have the same idea, whereas i would rather have a variety for these posts to keep you, the reader, interested.