The reason behind the name change.

Hello dear readers. I hope you are having a lovely Monday night (or by the time you are reading this it might in fact be Tuesday morning, afternoon, or night--and possibly even Wednesday). Upon coming to my blog, you probably noticed and small change...well, maybe a bit more than small. But a change nonetheless. And that change--apart from the design--is the name!

The poll varied a lot during the week, and finally I decided to go on with the name change, regardless of what the polls told me. A lot of my close blogging friends have told me that they think it's a good idea, but no one personally has told me that they don't approve of the new name; and that alone tells me one thing--those who know me think it's right to change the name, and those who would rather the old name stay, don't care enough to tell me.

Borderless is slowly but surely becoming a very large part of my life. It's shaping the way I view things and the way I do things. And personally, I think it's amazing.

Recently when a blogging friend emailed me about the name change asking me to go more in depth, I replied with this simple answer:

The reason why I want to change it to borderless is because after I got over trying to realize that I am who I am and that's all I need to be, I've been trying to teach myself to live with no borders; because with God, I can do anything. With his strength I can do anything. Life with borders is something so unfriendly and honestly, just weird on so many levels. Life shouldn't be about holding yourself back, it should be about throwing your whole self out there to serve God. And that's basically what my life is about. That's pretty much why I want to change the name; because trying to be myself isn't such a big deal anymore, leading a life fully for God with nothing holding me back is the most important thing right now and always will be.

 I am very confident in this name change. I full-force practically know that this is the right thing, that with this name change, I can go far. You may think differently, but I will stand by my decision, I feel like it is definitely the right thing.

--Megan

p.s. we might be going to michigan for labor day! *crosses fingers*