Wait, what is this?

This is my blog!

Umm... Why haven't I seen it before? You've got like 60 posts already.
That's because this blog started out as more of a journal. When it was first started, I kept it private. After a  while I started writing some less personal and more thoughtful posts, and I made it public so people wandering the interwebs could stumble upon it. And now, I figured I'd start promoting it.

Does that mean if I go back to the beginning of your blog, I can read your journal posts?
Nope. I hid most of those. Sorry.

So, this post isn't really that exciting to read, but you've got too many old posts to go through all of them. Which old posts should I read?
You should read Define: Sin, which is me processing what sin really is. You should also check out A faded picture which is one of my favorite posts that I've written.

How often are you going to post?
I'm shooting for 1-2 posts a week. I'm going to try to capture ideas whenever I have them, and then develop them into well-written posts. You might not get as many well-written posts with what's already on here.

What do you talk about?
There isn't one subject. There are some rants of things that bother me, some thoughtful posts about things I ponder, some insight into my mind and myself, some thoughts on God and religion, and some more informational type ones.

I like what you've written - how do I keep up?
I'll try to link any new posts to Facebook, but you might not always see them there. You can always use RSS to make sure you don't miss anything.

Why is it called "in this very moment..."?
Because, "in this moment..." was taken. It was inspired by the Starfield song by that same name. To me, it's what I try focus on: I can't change the past and I can't change the future. All you've really got is this moment.

I'm getting really bored of this post. What else could you possibly have to say?
Feel free to contact me through Facebook or at brad.nemitz@gmail.com if you want to talk about anything more (or if you just want to correct a grammatical or spelling error).