thankful#22: pictures
A picture is worth a thousand words another BLESSED THANKSGIVING! “O GIVE THANKS UNTO THE LORD FOR HE IS GOOD!”
thankful#21: THANKSGIVING EVE
I heart HOLIDAYS!(especially THANKSgiving and CHRISTmas) I heart familyand hostingadd holidays+family at our house=a GIDDY me!and an exhausted Cowboy Dan on this thankful#21: Thanksgiving Eve Ready and waiting for FOOD-a-PLENTY I can’t decide what I’m MOST excited about: family traveling from afar? new friends that are joining us for the first time? PILGRIMS and INDIANS costume…
thankful#20: authenticity
bestie and I got to spend a few hours together today while on our outing I was reminder of how very very very thankful I am for the level of authenticity that we share ~it’s rare au·then·tic [aw-then-tik] Show IPA adjective 1. not false or copied; genuine; real: an authentic antique. Several years ago During a troublesome, sad season I was given and encouraged…
thankful#19: Cowboy Dan
I realize that it wasn’t all that long ago that I posted this cheesy wedding picture but thought it was an appropriate prelude tothankful#19: Cowboy Dan last nightafter putting the rascals to bedCowboy Dan and I went to roostin our chairsturned on the TVnothing onso we turned it offand began to talk during our time of…
thankful#18: invitation
my invitation: thankful#18 cameunexpectedlyduring a revivalas a young child“Come to Me“ he whisperedmy heart replied, “Yes Lord.” I confessed “Jesus as Lord”and in that moment my sins:FORGIVEN. my soul:JUSTIFIED. made complete.filled instantaneouslyby gracewith HISlovejoypeace “Thou (God) has created us for Thyself, and our heart is not quiet until it rests in Thee.”-St. Augustine my heart is quietwith…
thankful#17: wood therapy
some visit therapist others medicate my therapy takes various forms pending the season winter: organize spring: mow summer: swim fall: split wood it’s honest refreshing work. growing up we didn’t have electric heat we had a wood heater gathering kindling stacking wood filling the wheelbarrow and bringing in a load before dark was a standard…