The Creative Spirit
If someone told me two years ago that I would have started a blog and kept it going for two years and just over 500 posts, I would have told them they were crazy, that is after I stopped laughing. But here I am those two years and many posts later still going. I have said this before, but it bears repeating; I truly believe that it is the Holy Spirit that keeps this blog going, along with all of my faithful readers. Some I have become cyber pen pals with, not only through this blog and theirs, but through e-mails as well.
Catholic blogging has opened up a whole new wonderful world to me and has also rejuvenated the creative spirit in me that died when I turned my back on God.
Thank you to all of you who take the time to read what I write. To those of you who comment, thank you for your support and encouragement. I am glad if something on this blog helps you or someone you know, enriches your faith, or simply puts a smile on your face. More than anything I pray it gives glory to God.
I don't have any major changes in mind for Daughter of the King this year, but I have given her a face lift as you can see~ something a little more fitting for the winter months ahead.
I look forward to beginning a new Liturgical Year with all of you as Advent begins on Sunday.
Thank you and may God continue to bless each of you.
Catholic blogging has opened up a whole new wonderful world to me and has also rejuvenated the creative spirit in me that died when I turned my back on God.
Thank you to all of you who take the time to read what I write. To those of you who comment, thank you for your support and encouragement. I am glad if something on this blog helps you or someone you know, enriches your faith, or simply puts a smile on your face. More than anything I pray it gives glory to God.
I don't have any major changes in mind for Daughter of the King this year, but I have given her a face lift as you can see~ something a little more fitting for the winter months ahead.
I look forward to beginning a new Liturgical Year with all of you as Advent begins on Sunday.
Thank you and may God continue to bless each of you.
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The wintry background looks great!