I am the Tate: ADDDCC

Wednesday, January 04, 2006

ADDDCC

I'm currently getting my life changed. DCC. Life-changing. At least that's what Ryan Peschke likes to say. He's never even been, except for he came to visit me at the hotel for 5 minutes on Monday. I think it changed his life. I mean really, when does is an encounter with me not life-changing? Uh...what?

Anyway, this is all I'm gonna type, because I should be participating in life in the Adam's Mark Hotel Denver, taking a part in the Game Plan.

The Crusade Game Plan. Spend a little time around Crusade, and you'll start to figure it out. Kristi and I, after our 4+ years of participation are starting to figure out this mysterious little Game Plan of theirs. Plus Bill Bright told me what's up a few years ago.

Most people don't have any idea what that previous paragraph means.

This tate-blog comes to you from the computer of Steven Michael Sweat, who doesn't even read this thing.

Also, I have no idea what picture is about to appear below. Bye.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...: hope the DCC is lovely and the game plan is working out for ya. the tateblog is keeping me sane during our separation.; 1/06/2006 8:39 PM
Anonymous said...: i think you betta shut yo mouf b!

er time the beat go... i think about tate and how she's going to be gone.
love you
kt; 1/09/2006 4:56 PM

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the story of the tateblog

In the spring semester of 2005 at KU, I took an online journalism class. Our job in the class was to manage, publish and create the University Daily Kansan web site in only its first or second semester of existence. One of the requirements was that we write in a blog twice a week about what we were learning and accomplishing in class. In its early stages, the tateblog gained attention from original fans Justin Hume and Emily Ashcraft, who for some reason enjoyed reading about my experiences.

After the class was over, I thought tateblog would die. But the fans demanded more. Tateblog started up again in September 2005. From there it grew into quite a phenomenon, until after a year or so tateblogs became less consistent (and arguably less exciting). I even almost decided to call it quits at one point, but I just can't do it. Tateblog must live on.

My life is in a pretty different place nowadays. After taking a two year break from blogging, most likely because in the midst of seminary I had no desire to write anything else, I think I might come back to my old blogging roots. Maybe not so much about weird stuff my friends do, but probably just some thoughts I have on life. So, read it if you like it!