Moving Day

BlogMovingDay

I started blogging on my personal life in 2006 at tracekuhn.com. I was using a simple blog platform and hosting it on my personal server (an old laptop set up in a spare bedroom). My adventure didn’t last long and I eventually lost all of my posts when the old laptop finally quit working.

So in early 2008 I purchased mark135.com and started over. But my plan was different. I was hoping to get a group of guys to read a chapter of the Bible and then all post their thoughts. My idea was that through comments and feedback, we would keep each other accountable and it would be a great learning tool/accountability group.

As it turned out, God had a different plan and I ended up as the sole blogger. Several guys were interested, but not one actually posted anything. (BTW, I haven’t given up on that idea as I felt like God was calling me to mark135.com. So I will just let is sit for now and then see what happens).

So today is moving day. Since I ended up posting personal stuff at mark135.com, I thought I should shut that down and bring the personal blog back home.

So from this day forward, you can read my random thoughts as I pursue Christ and live on the fine line.

P.S. Don’t forget to click on the RSS feed button & update your blog reader. Thanks!

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5 comments...What do you think?

  1. Posted by Joe 10th February, 2009 at 6:24 pm

    I will look to comment.

  2. Posted by Joe 10th February, 2009 at 6:25 pm

    I'll read first of course.

  3. Posted by TraceK 10th February, 2009 at 6:33 pm

    Have fun!

  4. Posted by Dale Sackrider, II 12th February, 2009 at 5:21 pm

    A friend of mine and I used to read through the bible together twice a year (6 chapters a day). After a while we got others to join us and started a mildly successful forum – but after a while with 20 or 30 readers posting comments – it dropped back down to just him and me. So I know what you mean.

    We eventually started http://wereadthebible.com but then both got so busy we never did much with it either. I keep telling myself that I will revive that site (it's still up, just not active).

    I've added you to my RSS feeds!

  5. Posted by TraceK 12th February, 2009 at 6:09 pm

    20 or 30 would have been a dream. I was hoping for more than 1! Thanks for the encouragement.

    I'm definitely better at building than maintaining! I own about 30-40 domains, most of them were purchased in the wee hours of the morning after I woke up with a great "new idea"!

    Thanks for reading & have a blessed day!

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