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Addicted to Blogging?

Are you addicted to blogging? Take this test and find out just how addicted you are… Here are my results: 84%How Addicted to Blogging Are You? Put your results in Comments!

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1000 Posts and even more THANKS!

Well, today I passed an electronic milestone… 1000 posts on Kidology.org READ IT HERE

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NEW Kidologist.com is LIVE!

VISIT www.kidologist.com and see my new site! Same web address, new enhanced site that will be more than just a blog. Not sure if I will continue e-mail notification of blog posts. Hasn’t worked for months on the old one, and the new one doesn’t offer it. It uses RSS feeds instead. If you use RSS feeds the old one no longer works and should be replaced with the new one: OLD: http://www.kidologist.com/pkblog/atom.xml to NEW: http://feeds.feedburner.com/kidologist/ If you have no idea what I am talking about, don’t worry about it. :-D If you’d like to know more, this link will explain more: http://www.kidology.org/rss/index.asp My preferred RSS Reader is www.bloglines.com If you would really like me to continue/resume e-mails of posts, let me know. Be the first to comment on the new site! Thanks! See ya on the new site!

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Kidologist NEW Blog Goes Live!

Here it is! I’ve been bloggin’ since March 1, 2005, and have been overdue to redesign this site and add more functionality for quite a while. The artwork on this site (and my new brochure, business card and letterhead) was done by the creative team over at Timbuktoons and this WordPress blog was themed to match by a firm they recommended, PowerServe. I would highly recommend both of these firms for excellence in work and ease of product management and speed! Until we get the archives moved over, you can access the old blog here. Be the first to use the Comments and let me know what you think! (no more required Blogger account!)

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My Canadian Buddy, Tyler

Here is a picture of my Canadian buddy, Tyler, doing what he loves best: READING! I have never met Tyler in person (yet!) but I hope to some day! His parents are missionaries in a remote part of northern Canada, where kids church looks like this: (Tyler in the yellow shirt) I got to know Tyler via his mom when I learned that he is a big fan of Toyboxtales.com, my novel (Order of the Ancient), and my blog. In fact, I am blogging about him today in order to encourage him with his new blog, since I just discovered tonight that he credited me as his “inspiration” to begin his blogging career: Maybe some of the zillions who come here can visit his blog and leave a comment to encourage him! Here is Tyler, at a local landmark–the moose head at the gas station, with the autographed copy of my novel I sent him after I learned that he only had the downloads and needed to clear up some harddrive space and was sad to lose it. (The book was released originally online a chapter a week, which is when Tyler read it) Here is Tyler in trouble with…

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2006 – A Year of Dramatic Change

2006. Wow.   There is no way to summarize last year. 2006 contained more change than any year I’ve ever experienced. 2006 was a year that was filled with the happiest and yet the hardest times in my entire life. When we look back we tend to want to focus on the worst… and yet, even in the midst of extremely difficult times, it is good to remember that God never fails to bring joy in the midst of suffering… if we take the time to look.I started this blog, kidologist.com, in April of 2005 when I went on sabbatical in order to chronicle my adventures during those fantastic six weeks, but I’m so glad the habit stuck. Any time I am down and wondering where is (or where was) God, I can simply click through the archives of my blog and am flooded with memories of great times and great memories, super friends and special kids, especially when I miss most of what was once my daily life. Indeed, 2006 brought a lot of changes, and at times, more than I could handle, and I failed miserably in keeping on top of everything, and yet in that brokeness God…

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