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A New Day..A New Year

A short and sweet New Years post :)

Today is the first day of a new year. A new chapter in the journey we call life. Every page is blank and it's a chance to write a new story, your own story (with the help of friends and family of course). I think back on my many memories of 2012, and although it had its ups and downs, I will always cherish those good times and want to learn from the bad times. With this coming year I have decided to challenge myself in many different aspects of my life: physically, emotionally, and also spiritually. This year isn't going to be about "New Years' Resolutions" but life-long resolutions. 2012 was a year of new relationships and I am thankful for each one that God has blessed me with. I can't wait to see what His plans are for some of those in this new year. I'm learning what true friendship is all about and am thankful for the people who are always there for me. My relationship with Christ has been a rocky one to say the least but I am so excited to see it grow and prosper through myself and with the help of the people around me. I firmly believe that all of my experiences are perfect preparation for my future that only He can see. I hope each and every one of you have a wonderful year full of joy and happiness.

xoxo

Create a life that feels good on the inside, not one that just looks good on the outside.    

 The Lord your God is with you, He is mighty to save. Zephaniah 3:17

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