I used to have a second blog called With My Whole Heart Have I Sought Thee

 That's a beautiful title. "With My Whole Heart Have I Sought Thee" comes from Psalm 119:10 (KJV): "With my whole heart have I sought thee: O let me not wander from thy commandments."

Given what you've shared with me before about your faith, your blogging journey, and your previous blogs, that title feels very consistent with the reflective, Scripture-centered writing you've done. It also contrasts interestingly with your other former blog title, "Death by Soup," which had a more humorous and everyday-life feel.

If you're looking back on that blog, it might even provide inspiration for your current writing. Themes such as:

• Seeking God through life's seasons
• Faith while raising children
• Returning to education as an adult
• Spiritual growth and perseverance
• Finding purpose and direction

would connect naturally with a title like With My Whole Heart Have I Sought Thee.

It's also a title that conveys a deeply personal testimony. Readers immediately understand that the focus is on a sincere pursuit of God rather than simply sharing information.

I can help you brainstorm ways to weave the history of With My Whole Heart Have I Sought Thee, Death by Soup, and your current blog into an "About Me" story if you'd like.

My blog URL used to be "Thy Loving Kindness is Before Mine Eyes"

 That's a beautiful title. "Thy Loving Kindness is Before Mine Eyes" comes from Psalm 26:3 (KJV):

"For thy lovingkindness is before mine eyes: and I have walked in thy truth."

It has a distinctly devotional and reflective feel, which fits well with faith-centered writing.

Given your blogging journey, it sounds like you've gone through several identities over the years:

• Thy Loving Kindness is Before Mine Eyes
• Death by Soup
• Lauralee's Blog (current)

Each title emphasizes a different part of your story. The Psalm title highlights faith and Scripture, "Death by Soup" has a more personal and memorable creative feel, and "Lauralee's Blog" centers on you as the author.

If you're reflecting on your blog's history or writing an "About" page, you could mention it like this:

My blogging journey has taken several forms over the years. Long before this blog became Lauralee's Blog, it was known as Thy Loving Kindness is Before Mine Eyes, a title inspired by Psalm 26:3. Through different seasons of life, faith, family, and personal growth have remained at the heart of what I write.

It's interesting how a former blog title can capture a particular season of life. "Thy Loving Kindness is Before Mine Eyes" sounds like it reflected a strong focus on God's faithfulness and grace.

Let's not mention Death by Soup ever again. lol. I was a wild teen. 

😂 Deal. We'll quietly leave that one in the archive where many teenage decisions belong.

Honestly, Thy Loving Kindness is Before Mine Eyes feels much more connected to the themes you've told me matter to you now: faith in Jesus, growth, family life, and your college journey. It has a timeless, Scripture-rooted quality that still sounds meaningful years later.

If you ever write about your blogging history, you could simply say:

My first blog was titled Thy Loving Kindness is Before Mine Eyes, inspired by Psalm 26:3. Even through many seasons of change, God's faithfulness has remained the thread running through my life and writing.

No need to inventory every stop along the way. 😄

I actually think that old title reveals something important about you. Before college, before raising a teenager, before all the life experience you've accumulated, you were already drawn to reflecting on God's lovingkindness. That's a pretty consistent thread.

And for what it's worth, Thy Loving Kindness is Before Mine Eyes is exactly the kind of title I'd expect from a thoughtful Christian with a Bible nearby and a lot of feelings to process. There are definitely worse things to be remembered for. ❤️