I'm thankful for....
-Quality time with people I love
-Lake City, Minnesota
-Antiques
-Postcards from the early 1900s
-Democracy
-Adventures
-Adventures
-Bird books given to me by an elderly church member
-Sleep
-Organization
-Imagination
-My first baseball game at Target Field
-Water and sand
-Making animals out of aluminum foil and taking silly photos
-Water and sand
-Making animals out of aluminum foil and taking silly photos
Friends, today I have two more requests. First off, it's Thursday and I haven't received any photos of beads yet! "Beads" is a slightly strange word. Sorry about that. But do you have any beads around you at the moment? A bracelet? A beaded home interior item? Any random bead? How about at home? Email me a photo or text me if you have any bead photos. Thank you!
Another request: My "it's a constant roller coaster ride" platelets have dipped way back down. The platelets have about 4 days to come back up or I'll have to make some new treatment decisions; my next blood test is Monday. I sure appreciate your prayers. Thank you!
Now it's your turn! What are you thankful for this week?
Now it's your turn! What are you thankful for this week?
Thankful, thankful, thankful for:
ReplyDelete--Friends!
--Friends with tents and sleeping bags for us to borrow.
--Anticipating a great church camp out!
--Netflix Instant.
--Scones and coffee.
--The Litchfield Library.
--New (to us) Dora sneakers to start fall out right.
Prayers coming your way (or God's way, I suppose) re: platelets.
Full days of fun and adventure.
ReplyDeleteMeeting new people and hearing their stories.
Becoming a Eucharistic minister.
Hugs from my kids.
Figuring out a birthday celebration in a matter of hours.
Turning challenges upside down.
Political talks with my parents.
Sunrises & sunsets, even though they are spanned closer together each day.
Dancing in the kitchen.
Laughter.
Friends.
I'm thankful for:
ReplyDeleteThe freedom to offer up prayers to our awesome God
A peaceful passing for a cousin
My beloved family and pets
Rainy days
Saturday mornings when we can sleep in