AGENDA
AGENDA - n. A list of things to be dealt with.
As I look carefully at the various posts and entries of people I follow, I notice they seem to follow several main categories:
- Scriptures and words about various scriptures. This consists of just words or pictures with an important message.
- Our Christian stand.
- General quotations.
- Daily happenings.
- Family.
- Church.
- Tips and advice on natural remedies,
- Health issues and ailments.
- Health advice and remedies.
- Running, races, exercise.
- The general state of our nation and the world.
- Political - either pro or con: democrat or republican; pro or anti Obama.
- Gun control.
- Recipes - ALL kinds.
- Promoting a product.
- Building a business.
- Photos.
- Funny pictures and jokes.
- Complaining
There are more, but these seem to be the bulk of what I see. The ones I post and blog about myself are usually
: my faith, my family, my church and church activities, our friends, how blessed I am or God and what's happening in our live in general. These are my AGENDA because they are my list of things to be dealt with.
I would be interested to see if you see these's things as my AGENDA.
I also wonder what you feel your AGENDA is and whether, from following you, I would see that as your AGENDA.
Just some random thoughts.
6 comments:
I definitely see your agenda in what you post. I agree with your list of agendas and I feel that I have a mix of them. That being said, this makes me think about what I want my agenda to be and what I should be posting!
I might use 'motive' instead of 'agenda'. I think that mine is (generally speaking) to inform and inspire - and to make folks think. I usually post things that have first informed and inspired me - and made me think. ツ
I think you follow what you say your agenda is.
Mine personally is to use my blog as an accountability partner for myself on what God's been teaching/doing in my life as well as to inspire others of make them think - which I attempt to do through my own experiences,
At least I hope it comes across that way! :)
I've noticed the same thing Susan. And I've also noticed to some level, Facebook can be a sort of accountability of what we write compared to who or Whose we say we are. There have been times I wanted to unload and instead, left it with the Lord. I like to post and comment things that encourage others and will occasionally pass on political things, though not as much as I used to. Noticed I was losing a few of the "other" party. Not worth it. Christ is everything!!
Well, I have been able to get to know who you are through reading what you say.
I know my 'saying' is very little where I wrote.
I guess I am all over the board ......
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