I have decided...

I have finally decided. On a blog name, you see. For this blog. And I have decided...

Let's face it. I always feel guilty when I think about changing my blog name. Every time I think I want to change it, I back out. And then I just found those really two awesome names that I love--Ten Thousand Wishes and Dance in the Rain. So what am I supposed to pick? It's so hard for me. Thanks to those who gave me feedback. It helped me come to my final decision.

I asked God what I should do, because last night I was in a turmoil about this. (Yes, about a blog name. I'm telling you, this is serious to me...) I asked Him what I should do, which name I should pick. And then this morning, while I was out picking weeds, I finally came down to my decision. The one that I want to stay by for the rest of my blogging career.

Guys, this blog is Storyteller of Weston County, and it's always going to stay that way.

In my previous post, I mentioned that I felt this blog name didn't... wasn't me anymore. That's where I realized I was wrong. I'm a writer. I'm a storyteller. I'm the storyteller of Weston County. That's who I am. That's who I want to be. And that's how I want to stay. And I realized it was "me". It was what I wanted.

So... yeah. Hope you're not dreadfully disappointed. :) I'm rather excited... I've got an awesome blog design idea for this blog, the name set, and lots of posts on the way. Thanks so much to my guest posters, by the way. I think I can handle it from here. Thanks so much for getting me here!! :) I'll be leaving my guest posters on Dragonmaster and Rubberboot Girl for another day, though, so if you're posting on there, don't fret, there's still time to say goodbye. :)

Several of you have already heard the news, or seen it on my prayer requests on the sidebar. If you haven't, I'm here to tell you. Just a few days ago, my dad was diagnosed with cancer. They caught it early, and the hopes are high, but still. This is serious. This is cancer. I would be honored if you would pray for me and my family to get through this. Thanks. <3

I can't wait until tomorrow... so many post opportunities... so many new people to interact with...

The Storyteller of Weston County, signing off...