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I was talking to my buddy Conner the other day about “blogging”. We both agreed that blogging has changed. It used to be, at least for us, about community AND about getting things off your chest. Then came Facebook and Twitter. Two sites that hold a dear place in my heart and I will be the first to tell people to jump on board, but they changed things.

Twitter and facebook seemed to have killed blogging for the guys like us. All the community is on those sites now. If you are a “big” blogger then you still have community on your blog, but for guys like us with only a few hundred followers and tiny lurkers (i don’t mean they are midgets) we don’t.

If you are not a lurker and are a blogger what are your thoughts on blogging these days? Has it changed for you?

So now what? Well first off I have always used my blog as a place to rattle off the great things God is doing in my life so I will try to get better at being as frequent as I used to be because I miss writing. Where else to go? I have no flippin clue. Ha ha..

All I can say is this blog has been up for almost 4 years and almost 300k visits and I still love it.

If this is your first time here please:

• subscribe to my feed.
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• and check out my KILLER CD review site (subscribe to it too)

The brilliant Steven Curtis Chapman is doing a live broadcast tonight about his new CD.
It’s live on facebook. Make sure you check it out.

UPDATE: I tried to post the live feed on the site here as well, but had trouble with it so go to the facebook link above. I will be tuning in too.

I am not only addicted to blogging but also to facebook. I LOVE THIS STUFF!…yes I am a nerd.

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Here it is. Adobe Photoshop Express. The online, super slimmed down, free version of photoshop. I’m actually not in need of this thing but many have been asking for it for a long time.

You shot it — now do something to it. Make it pop. Make it impossible to ignore. Upload, sort, polish, and store up to 2GB of photos. All for free. Resize, tint, distort, and more — add your mark to all your images. Then show them off on Adobe® Photoshop® Express or your Facebook page.