The Right Turn

While driving one day, I started thinking how much easier it is to make a right turn than it is to turn left. Whenever possible, I like to execute left turns only at traffic lights, because sometimes they can be risky. Some left turns are so dangerous that some traffic lights actually have left turn signals, and you have to wait until the light turns green.

Just like driving, we all in life have executed right turns and left turns, made u-turns and turned in the wrong direction. One turn that you can take that is always a turn in the right direction is Jesus Christ. Once you turn to Him, your way won't always be easy, but you'll be travelling in the right direction, the path of righteousness. His way is the only road that leads to eternal life, so make the right turn and turn to Jesus.

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My Thoughts About Twitter

Even though I said I wouldn’t, I recently joined the Twitter community so that I could establish my presence on the Web. Because I am a writer and trying to become a published author, I have been advised to join social sites such as Twitter, Facebook, etc, and develop a following of readers.

Ok, here is the problem I have with “tweeting”—I don’t know if I’m good at it. I don’t know, maybe I have too much to say that can’t be contained in one hundred and forty characters. Or, maybe I’m not the one to consult for zany one liners—whatever the case, I have tweeted maybe three or four times, three of which were responses to other “tweets”. When I visit Twitter’s site, I get so caught up on what everyone else is tweeting about and their home page designs that I hardly ever tweet myself.

Despite this, I have five followers, so maybe I’m better at tweeting than I think. I guess because I’m new to the site, I’m considered a “baby bird” or something. At any rate, I’m going to tweet until I get it right. If you want to follow me on twitter, click here.