"Thinking of things we are grateful for is a healing balm. It helps us get outside ourselves. It changes our focus from our pains and our trials to the abundance of this beautiful world we live in."
--Joseph B. Wirthlin (Ensign, March 2004, p. 26)
Days 1-10: 10/16/2008 to 12/7/2008
Day 3 - {cute little puppy for a cute little boy}
Days 11-20: 12/18/2008 to 4/3/2009
Day 11 - {a most adorable niece who knows just what to say to melt my heart}
Day 15 - { love from a Sister }
Day 16 - {an invincible summer }
Day 19 - { baby brother bookend }
Day 20 - { life with exacto, fluffy, and hummer }
Days 21-30: 4/6/2009 to 7/17/2009
Day 21 - { heavenly conference weekend }
Day 23 - { the little lost library book that now is found }
Day 24 - { twelve years of real-life romance }
Day 26 - {better-than-we-deserve neighbors}
Day 28 - {my lake isle of Inisfree}
Days 31-40: 7/25/2009 to 10/21/2009
Day 33 - { ultrasound results }
Day 35 - { my mother-in-love }
Days 41-50: 10/31/2009 to
Day 44 - {Zion in central Arkansas}
1 comments:
So appreciate your gratitude posts! Isn't gratefulness life changing? I began writing out a 1000 things I'm thankful for and the list has now been retitled The Endless Gifts, and the whole process began a blogging community of gratitude. Wonderful to find you doing similar things... God is so GRACIOUS and GOOD!
Every blessing to you and yours....
All's grace,
Ann
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