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New Year, New Look!

I have decided for my blog to have a new look for this brand new year.  Sadly, the free chatbox I used to have on the right is no longer free!  Thankfully I managed to get a new one :) Your comments help to keep me blogging and I would love to hear from you small group of readers out there.  I've always made my blog private (you can't find it using any search engines) because I'm a bit shy (yes I am..) and I love to share my life with the people I know. :)

Have also made a new blog banner today, yes that's how I spent my New Year's holiday.  Spending time in front of the laptop while K reads on the sofa and the apartment is silent except for the radio playing in the background.  Back to my banner - Thanks Yeelin again for the banner which I have been faithfully using for the past 2 years!


My new bible theme for 2012, in line with my home church - The Year of Unceasing Fruitfulness.  Trusting God for yet another year of His unending love and faithfulness!

p.s. Christmas 2011 posts are up, scroll below! :)

Comments

jellybeano said…
hey! nice look!
has it already been 2 years!!!
WOW.. time flies :)
21 January 2012 at 13:19
Belinda G. said…
Thanks YL! Yes it HAS been two years! TIme flies indeed :) Hope you are well :))
22 January 2012 at 10:58
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