Happy Thanksgiving! I’m Thankful For You!
Happy Thanksgiving friends! I will be taking a few days off to enjoy time with my family (including both my college kiddos – yay!), but today I wanted to share a few things I’m thankful for. And yes, you are on that list!! Thank you for following along with me here in this little corner of the web! I truly appreciate it!! I have met some amazing people here, many of whom I am happy to call “friend”!
Today, and everyday, I am also thankful for so many other things.
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Our home which gives our family a place to gather.
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My Lord and Savior.
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Spending sweet time with family.
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The food on our table.
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This holiday which reminds us all to take a few minutes and count our blessings.
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My hubby who puts up with me.
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My kids who continue to seek God and walk in His ways.
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Sweet friends new and old that God has given me to do life with.
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And, my family. (seriously I love them more than I can even express)
What are you thankful for today?? I’d love to hear!!
Hope you have a beautiful weekend of counting your blessings and sharing time with people that you love!! See you back here next week!
Twenty One Today
I wasn’t planning on posting today. But, today is my oldest son’s birthday. Yep, that’s right, my first born turns twenty one today. For some reason kids birthday make me more sentimental and reminiscent than my own. I don’t feel old enough to have a 21 yr old, but I promise you that I am (21 doubled + 2) 😉 This guy is on my heart today and I had to share a few words.
 
Monday Morning
Monday morning. Ugh right? Every Friday we’re all “TGIF” WOOHOO TO THE WEEKEND!” And then Monday comes around and we’re all “ugh”. So ya there’s that. And, by the way, what happened to September?? How is it already October?? 🙄
This Monday is no different. Fall has seriously been uber busy around here! Somehow we have allowed our younger two boys to be way more active in extra stuff then we ever did with our older two. Ya, they had their things, but just not as many. These boys literally don’t have a free evening, except for Saturdays most of the time. But then we usually have a game or a band thing sometime during that day. So, never a full free day ever. Which makes me kind of sad. These poor adolescent boys are ex.hau.sted people. My middle kiddo was so tired that he couldn’t even think to decide what kind of cake he wanted for his birthday… How did we get here?? I have been letting them skip things lately that aren’t required. (But, they love all of their things, so they don’t usually want to skip.) I have so been there. All the things are good. How do we eliminate a good thing??
