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I am free

Today is my last post as mlgisfree.
I religiously wrote a post, sometimes two, everyday since the beginning of June and shared it shamelessly.
I might come back to it, never say never. I might create a new blog, who knows.
I have decluttered various aspects of my life, reduced my belongings and projects to the minimum.
New ventures are coming along, the next chapter will soon begin and I wish to embrace those new experiences fully by letting go of this transition.
The blog did its job - I am free...

AND I have a new blog hihi >  http://thesocialactivator.blogspot.co.uk/

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