New Year 2013

Here it is another new year. I do not usually make new year resolutions. I try to begin new habits, for the good, of course. But a long term resolution has never really worked out for me. 

 There are many things I would like to do differently. I would like to be a better mother and wife. I would like to devote more time to Bible study and prayer. I would like to spend more time with my friends. I would really like to get more scrapbook work done (I am several years behind!). I would love to spend more time with my grandbabies.

 So, when I look back on this year I hope some of these things took place. We'll see!

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