Finally became a person who "blogs?"

     What am I supposed to do on this thing? I've read plenty of blogs before in the past and never once did I see myself as being a "blogger." It sounds so nerdy. What exactly do people put on here? How personal can you really get without it being ridiculous? Should I just talk about personal thoughts and opinions? Sports? Music? All I know is that at the end of today, August 7th, 2010, I will officially be a part of this social networking called "Blogging." I honestly don't know how long I could actually keep this up or if this will just become another "Xanga" or "Myspace" that eventually wore off entertainingly. Anyway, should I have to introduce myself? But how much can I really include in order for me to stay smart on the internet? Oh well here it goes:

             

     "Hi, for those of you who don't know me, my name is Aaron. I'm just a college student who's majoring in Architecture. I love my God and everything that is about Him. He is my rock and I try to live for him the best that I can each and every day. I love Basketball and am a huge sports fanatic (except for Tennis and the WNBA). Music is my passion and can drift away the day while listening..."

...hold on hold on, this is starting to get a little too much like Myspace. Maybe I should stop. You've got the gist of things. So I guess I've come to a conclusion on what exactly I'll put on this thing. My random thoughts, personal opinions, ideas, goals--and sometimes I might get slightly ridiculous with all of this, but bare with me I'm new at this--and basically anything that's on my mind at that split second of time, no matter what it is. You will get me, no walls, zero boundaries, and vulnerable expressions that might not make sense to you at the time and may seem a bit extreme, but it'll be something that's important to me at that moment. My blog is titled "moments of exhilaration" for a reason. Everyday I experience a moment of happiness and gratification that my God exemplifies to me. A whisper of awesomeness and wonder brings chills up my spine on how incredible my God really is. On a side note, I also know for a fact that I'll have to talk about music, any kind of sport stories or occasions, TV, and of course, my friends and family. I have a beautiful life in front of me and I want to do nothing more than to share little glimpses of it with you. Read it if you want, but it's no biggie if you don't.