Five Years

Hi my friends; its been a minute hasn't it?

I don't know if I've ever written as much as I did in the months between April and December 2015. I wrote 47 posts in 2015, outstripping any other year in the short history of my blog, with 2011 coming in a distant second place with 17 posts. Nevertheless, it was a beautiful and crazy year, which led me to value this space in a whole new way. Thank you, my few followers, for taking part in this journey with me. This blog, first under the name Blood of the Bread and then later as Adoxography, has been a part of my life for 5 years today.

Adoxography is about to take on a whole new set of changes and I hope you'll continue to tag along with me.

As I head towards the end of my undergraduate years, part of my senior seminar requires us to create an online portfolio. This functions as both a record for the university of all we have learned as well as a tool for us to network with potential employers. As I'm working to set up my portfolio, I realized how much easier it would be to work my blog and my professional page from the same website. As much I have dearly loved Blogger and the tools it has given me to communicate, I'm ready for something new, and so is Adoxography. Nothing much will change, most likely, from your point of view. It will still be my random thoughts, musings, projects, and speculations without much consistency. It will just be happening under a domain that I didn't create when I was 16 (in case any of you wondered where crucifiedhimandthefight came from, blame a band name generator and too much Mountain Dew at a youth group function).

If you want to follow my thoughts, they'll be occupying a space at WordPress.com called Philathist's Adoxography. Before you think I'm too pretentious, Adoxography.wordpress.com was taken, so I needed to add to it. As I think you guys know, adoxography means "A beautiful writing on a topic of little to no importance", which has been an apt name for my collection of flowery words. Philathist just means "lover of truth". Perhaps a weird combination, but it feels very fitting while I continue to search for honesty and truth while (hopefully) maintaining the humility of knowing that my thoughts are not the most important ones on any subject.

As always, thank you for staying with me on this journey, and I hope you still will. Grace and Peace.