I must tell you, I am giving you thanks for keeping my heart focused on what matters. Whatever the trials you are going through, you still find the time to encourage and inspire and you continue to shine for Jesus. It's beautiful the way you love and serve Him.
I will certainly enjoy joining you this season.
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/kristarella/
Thank you for posting this!!!! It is just what I needed at the moment. I posted my first day's thanks this morning and I'll catch up day two tonight. I've linked over to you as well, this is a great thing for everyone to do! Thanks for being so 'real' with us!
I did it. Sorry I am running late getting started. I think this is a great way to show that we should be thankful every single day! I have started and tried to catch up. Be blessed. here is the link to my page.
http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/ByGodsGrace/423327/
Stacy
Saturday when I got up I pondered on what to be thankful for, then I decided as I was washing my feet, that I was thankful for feet. Not to be cute or funny, I was really grateful for my tired old feet. Then I had to transplant my broccoli, and move some of my herbs and do some tilling. When I came inside to do my Saturday Psalm and Praise, Hyssop came to mind. All that growing maybe. I realized then that what I was truly thankful for was that we do not have to be washed with hyssop, we have already been washed, and all we need to do to be clean, and white as snow, is ask. Ain't God great. Thanks Amy for doing this, and for reminding us on facebook.
and a woman seeking the Lord's Will (daily), a wife (striving to keep the romance alive), a "Smamma" (Step- mother) of one and a homeschooling mom of seven (I was never going to have children), who starts every day over (after messing SOME thing up the day before), knowing God's grace is overflowing (just like my laundry), and so thankful He's blessed me more than I'll ever deserve.
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