On My Way

 To all my future followers, family and friends. I'm so glad you've decided to pray, be beautiful from the inside and out and follow all the amazing adventures with me. I've known about "Blogs" for a long time. I've never followed or looked at a Blog, so this a new adventure in my life. I don't know where to start, what to place in it, what to follow or even share.

I can tell you that I've just turned 61 years old and I have a lot of knowledge, life and experiences to share. I've always had the knack to write and be expressive, so AI will not be involved in what I have to say, at this point, though it is fun to use! But how will that be transparent to who I really am. 

I like to consider myself a God-fearing woman who loves being engaged with reading His word. I love surrounding myself with like-minded women who share the same interest. There are a number of ways to find connections, but for me, believe it not, I find it easy and stressful all at the same time, which I'll get into later. But for now, I just want to put myself out on a limb to be pruned by God, molded by the Holy Spirit and loved by Jesus.

Now that I'm facing reality and finding reasons as to why God has me facing new trials and adventures, I'm ready to put myself out there for everyone to know. It may not be pretty; it may be a little rudimentary due to never exploring the Blog Scene and it may make you go "What in the world?", but I know this will benefit others through the social network scene and last but not least Me. 

Not only do I have stories to tell about my life but experiences that I can teach from as well. So, if you dare to be part of me and follow my imperfect life and my stories of God's Grace, then let's be spiritually bound.

 

Location: Florida, USA

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