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The Left Hand of Compliments

Posted in unscriptured, by Toby T, Monday, October 1st, 2007 at 12:01 am.

Well, it’s October first. I’ve been talking to God and posting about it for one year now. We’ve covered a lot of subjects. We started out talking mostly about religion, because, well… because that’s what I thought of when I thought of God. But we’ve gone on to talk about all sorts of things and have gotten more into the things that interest me and less into just what I expected God to care about. In some ways that mirrors how I relate to anyone. So I guess it’s also how I’ve been with you readers.

I’m sure I’ll get back into religion later, and I’m sure I’ll keep touching on the other subjects we’re all warned to be careful of in polite company, sex and politics. But for know I’d just like to thank everyone for reading along.

And God says thanks, too. She says it’s nice to have a place where she can get out some of her opinions on really trivial things.

I wonder if that’s her way of telling me that I haven’t always been a very insightful interviewer?

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