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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year


Merry Christmas to all you beautiful King's Daughters and a very happy New Year!

2014 was a difficult and wonderful year for me.  I did struggle to write, as you may have noticed.  It may have been writers block, it may have been busyness or it may just have been a season to 'pen down' and have a break. It's been nearly six years since I started writing to you right here on this very blog and I have loved every minute of it. 2015 is already packed with a great deal and I am so excited about the journey, but I will write as often as possible and share the journey with you and hopefully encourage you too in your journey.

Looking back to my very first blog post to you on 13/04/2009, I realise that my message hasn't changed one bit and neither has my passion for this message. As I read over the words and reflect on them I notice that I am pretty much still writing the same things just in different ways to various different audiences.  And so rather than write something new (because it wouldn't be, it would be the same powerful message), I encourage you to go back to where it all began with me.  Read our post at www.kingsdaughters21.blogspot.co.uk/2009/04/knowing-who-you-are.html and please share your thoughts we me so we can go into the amazing new year together.

May 2015 be a blessed year for us all.

Love
Angela
x

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