God on the web

It was refreshing to see this blog for Biblical Studies Carnival II. I have always enjoyed learning the historical and socio-political context for the Bible's writings and applying that understanding to try to comprehend the meaning of the Bible then and now. Seems like that blog has a lot of that same exploration in mind.

Intro to me

It's a little daunting to put some thoughts down on this thing, since there are so many creative and witty blogs out there . . . but I'll try my best.

I live in St. Louis -- south St. Louis city to be exact. No, it's not important where I went to high school, because I attended school in my hometown of Greenville, Illinois, where everyone went to the same public high school. People in St. Louis like to ask that question . . .

I work in the IT world, as a business analyst. If you want to know what a business analyst does, this Dilbert pretty much sums it up.

I have a husband. He works in St. Louis city government, or as I like to refer to it, "gub-mint". He also is involved in St. Louis city politics, but there are entire blogs and sites about that . . . Husband has two kids from a prior marriage.

I have some cats at my house. They are good girls. I'll post some pics of them soon.