When I first started this blog in 2011, I was a young teen girl with a new-found passion for the wonderful art that we know as photography. I was also taking horse lessons and in the year following I became a wrangler at a summer camp. The name "Saddles n Shutter Speeds" described my life perfectly. Horses and photography.
Now that I'm a senior in highschool and will, Lord willing, be going to college next fall, my life is changing. My life is completely different than when I started this blog. My passion is still photography, and I still love horses, however it's not my life anymore. That's why I'm changing the name of my blog to "Arrow Dynamic".
What does that even mean you may ask. Well I'll tell you. Besides the fact that I am in love with archery, and I really like the 2009 TV series Robin Hood, the "Arrow" part of the name is to remind me to always give God the glory, to point to Him. Also to aim to be more like Him. Dynamic means always active or changing. This word perfectly describes my life. So the new name roughly means "a life that points to Him". Even though my life is majorly changing I want to give Him the glory in everything.
What does that even mean you may ask. Well I'll tell you. Besides the fact that I am in love with archery, and I really like the 2009 TV series Robin Hood, the "Arrow" part of the name is to remind me to always give God the glory, to point to Him. Also to aim to be more like Him. Dynamic means always active or changing. This word perfectly describes my life. So the new name roughly means "a life that points to Him". Even though my life is majorly changing I want to give Him the glory in everything.
The blog theme will still be the same...my life told through photos...DIY...travel...and my random rambles, so don't you fret your pretty little head about that.
So what are your thoughts on the name change?
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1 comments
Only if you'll do the happy dance... I like it and I LOVE the branding! Life does always change, and it looks like you're on a good track of being willing to roll with the ebb and flow of the waves, while still pointing to the Lord.
ReplyDeleteYour comments make my day! No, I'm serious. I'll do the happy dance. :)