Getting started
This is my first experience with a "Blog". I have no idea whatsoever how to do this. so this is a test
posted by IronBuddha @ 1:45 AM
Saturday, August 14, 2004
About Me
- Name: IronBuddha
- Location: Pensacola, Florida, United States
I just retired from the Navy. It's about time for a change from my old life. I enjoy travel, Kung Fu, Soccer, exotic food, meeting exotic people, and all motorcycles. I'm ready to start a new life out of the ashes of the old. My goal in life was to become the first Buddhist Chaplain in the Armed Services. I waited too late and missed my opportunities, and someone accomplished it before me. It sounds strange but what do you do when you wake up one morning, read your e-mail and someone tells you that your goal, your dream, your calling in this life is gone? Keep reading my blogs and you'll find out. Maybe we can find out together.
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7 Comments:
Still figuring this out.
it's fairly easy, you'll get the hang of it...
if you click on my name under your comments, it'll take you to my profile and link you to my blog...which is
http://jane129.blogspot.com
if you have any questions about blogging, e-mail me or comment under one of my posts...
good luck and happy blogging!
Thanks Jane, that's nice of you. How did you "run into" me?
On the Blogger homepage, there is a list towards the bottom of the most recently updated blogs...at the time that I checked (attempting to find something that wasn't drivel), your blog just happened to be on the list. I clicked, and here I was...I saw that you were new to it and decided to extend a hand. I'm sure you're perfectly competent...you should see some of the people out there that have blogs! YOu look like a fairly intelligent person...more than I can say for the majority, I'm afraid.
Have fun blogging...I somehow got addicted. But, as I see it, there are worse things I could be addicted to. Hope you stop by again. I'll do the same.
Better
than if there were thousands
of meaningless words is
one
meaningful
word
that on hearing
brings peace.
Better
than if there were thousands
of meaningless verses is
one
meaningful
verse
that on hearing
brings peace.
And better than chanting hundreds
of meaningless verses is
one
Dhamma-saying
that on hearing
brings peace.
dhammapada - viii - thousands - attribute to buddha
Hello kung fu brother.
I grew up in Pensacola and was wondering if you are training kung fu with anyone there.
There are only a couple of good teachers that I know of in the area.
Mail me if you like:
thomas872@msn.com
Peace to you.
J.S.T.
Are you still around? I see you are of fan of my Sifu's movies.
( Carridine's teacher )
Not much here on your blog , perhaps you found your path elsewhere...
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