Lacking something to say today, I refer you to someone who has. Hit the button to find a fascinating article on the nature of blogging itself and how it may be lovely but a definite enemy of careful thought. http://www.christianitytoday.com/bc/2006/003/17.36.html
And if current diaries don't have enough snap, you can always try one from the 17th century.
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