Blog Alert!

Okay folks, here's the deal. I'm about to unleash one of the best kept secrets in the blogosphere.

Of the four residents, three of us have blogs. I'd like to take a moment and introduce to you the other two bloggers and their words of reflection on this crazy year of residency.

Vicki's blog is a contemplative look at her expereinces this year and how they contrast her many years spent in the business world. If I could choose only one word for Vicki it would be "thoughtful." When you speak to her you know she's listening and actively intersted in what you're saying, even when it's not that interesting. Therefore, I think she has adequately titled her blog, "Showing up to the moment." One thing I appreciate about Vicki is that she does just that - she shows up.

When perusing her page be sure to read "Beauty Tips," "Demon Be Gone," "Your Delivery Has Arrived," and "See me feel me" (one of her favorites).

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On Call - The Spartanburg Year is the title of Erin's blog. A tenured pastor in the 7th Day Adventist tradition, Erin is expanding her talents for pastoral care and cataloging her notable encounters on this blog. Sprinkled with humor and spunk she has kept this blog restricted to only approved readers for too long. So this is my call to all you out there reading this who could form half of a football team; it's time to make Erin's blog open to all readers so you too can enjoy her whitty writing and gift for story-telling.

Click on the link above to see her blog, and if access is still denied email her by clicking here. So you don't have to draft a new message to a stranger, copy and paste this message, and just add your name.

Dear Erin,

Reading Nathan's mediocre blog becomes tiresome. Please open your blog to the public so I may enjoy some quality blogging, and so that I don't have to get your address from Nathan and begin sending you gospel tracks from every Baptist church in the state. Your compliance will make this easier on both of us.

Sincerely,

On her site, be sure to read, "Bear Hunting," "Cheese Pastor," "Chaplain Down," and "Wading In" (one of her favorites).

So, there you have it folks. Two quality blogs full of wonderful, heart-warming and wrentching, sad, hilarious and whitty stories about life and chaplaincy. Don't pass this opportunity up!