A Saturday Catch-Up

 

Happy Saturday, friends! 

I've been slow to post this week because there really hasn't been anything too exciting going on. But I thought I would give a quick house update, so here goes...

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We have been meeting with the painter, who has already painted almost the entire interior of the house. He still has some trim to do and then it will look like a completely new house on the inside, as far as the walls go.

We are expecting to meet with the flooring guy soon, which will be the other big thing we have to do before moving back in.

When we moved in last year, we were under a deadline, because David's mom was being released from a nursing home to come live with us. So we only had a certain amount of time to update the house. Therefore we left a lot of things as they were, which everything was outdated. This year we have a better opportunity to change some things to make it more appealing, as long as we meet the 60 day deadline of moving out of this apartment. 

We will be replacing light fixtures and ceiling fans and lots of door knobs, but all of that will be done after the bigger things are completed. 

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Now...other than dealing with the house...the week was fairly normal. I spent the first part of the week Christmas shopping and cooking before having to go back to work. 

I made Lasagna Soup this week and put several containers in the freezer. I hope it freezes well. I also made a Chicken Pot Pie, which was so delicious. I hadn't made one in a long time and it's just good comfort food, you know? I was able to put some of the filling in the freezer for a small dish for another time. I'll probably use biscuits for the crust on that one. 

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I went back to work on Thursday, worked yesterday and I will work half a day today. I'm starting to tear down all of the Fall decor and getting ready to put up Christmas decor so that the library looks Christmasy on December 1st when we open back up after Thanksgiving. 

I have two bulletin boards to design and decorate and then several key areas to decorate with wreaths, Christmas themed books and whatever I can find in our holiday stash. Hopefully I'll have time to get started on that today, if we are not busy. 

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In family news...both of my sons put out new songs this week, which is always so exciting. 

Collin re-released a song he wrote a few years ago, when he and Morgan were going through a personal loss. It's a beautiful song called All Things New about how the Lord restores things after loss. You can find it on Spotify or YouTube and other platforms. 

Ted released Touch of Heaven which he put on a special project he's been working on this past year. You can watch the video on Youtube or find the song on Spotify and Apple music. 

To say I'm proud of my boys is an understatement. Yes, they are talented, but it's their heart I'm most proud of. They love the Lord and everything they do comes from that love and devotion to Christ and that's the greatest gift a mother can be given. 

I hope you'll listen to their music 😊

Well, that's about all the news I have for the week. I'm looking forward to next week and only having to work two days and then cooking for Thanksgiving. I will be busy wrapping gifts this weekend and making sure I'm finishing up the Christmas shopping. I know once we eat the turkey, the days will fly by after that, so I need to stay in motion to stay caught up. 

In the meantime, I'm reading a good book, listening to good music and getting "night-night" videos from Asa and Sunday every night. I mean, life is good 💙

Take care everyone!

Until Next Time...

Blessings! 

New Plans After a Nice Reprieve

 Happy Tuesday, friends!

Remember that night when I couldn't sleep and I kept thinking about the house that wouldn't sell? Well, it turns out that God was working on me that night as I tossed and turned, because I woke the next morning with the revelation that we needed to move back to that house and give it another chance. 

David had mentioned this idea to me previously but I wasn't feeling it at the time, so we didn't pursue it. But apparently I just needed a little nudging from the Lord, because it was as clear as day the morning I woke up and realized that this was the plan going forward. 

We had some trauma in that house when we first bought it; between bringing David's mom home there, David having a health scare and then losing his job two weeks before Christmas, we didn't get a great start in that house and we really wanted to be out of there. 

As David has since said...we never really gave it a chance. 

Once I told him I was on board with taking it off the market, we actually got excited about moving back and doing some renovations and making it our home, which I will be talking about in the future.

But I wanted this post to be more about the journey of the past several months and why it was important. 

Like I mentioned, we experienced some trauma in that house from the very beginning and it was something that impacted our lives and made us cling to our faith like no other time in our marriage. It was scary.

At the time, the house felt too big and overwhelming, so we decided to downsize and move to the apartment and try to sell the house and mark that responsibility off the list. We felt like we needed a break from all the things a house requires and the apartment life sounded like the break we needed. And it has been.

Living here has been a great reprieve from the daily upkeep of a big house and piece of land. It's given us time to play, swim with our kids, rest and relax. It's almost been like a summer vacation...for about 5 months! And we needed it. 

And here's what I want to say about that...it has not been a mistake. We do not regret one decision about moving here and renting this place, at all. It's been just the break we've needed and I'm so glad we took a chance and did something different, because now we know we can. 

We did a scary thing, moved into an apartment, met people, went to the pool, walked to the community mailbox, met the dogs, met their people and lived in this community with a variety of new faces and families. It's been a great experience. 

But now it's time to go home and see what the Lord has in store for us there. 

And I wanted to share this with all of you because maybe you need a break from something traumatic. Maybe you need a change of scenery. Even for a short while. Sometimes the break - the in between - gives you the clarity you need, in order to move forward. 

This apartment has been a reset for us. It's given us a break, but also new confidence, new vision and a renewed sense of purpose going forward. 

We're walking into that house with a new excitement about what it can be while the Lord has us there, and we will hold it all very loosely, knowing that this life is an ongoing journey and when He says "go", we need to be willing and ready. 

In the meantime...we feel rested and renewed.

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Here are some things we loved about living in the apartment:

*We loved having a pool.

*We loved having a small space to decorate and care for.

*We loved the convenience of living in town, closer to the kids.

*We loved the ease of getting to the stores and restaurants.

*We really loved that anytime we had a need...maintenance took care of it. 

Things we didn't enjoy about this particular apartment:

Our view of the parking lot.

Next time we will carefully choose the view. 

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Things we've learned since having our house on the market:

Choose a realtor that has good signs. This was a constant issue with the realtor we chose. 

Her signs were dark blue and you couldn't even see it until you got right up on it.

When we asked her to put one at the end of the road, as well, it was about the size of a cereal box and was useless. 

You would think this doesn't matter, but when you are actively looking for houses in a certain area, the first thing you notice are the For Sale signs.  It matters. The signs need to be white and maybe some other colors (like Remax), but you have to be able to spot them from a distance.

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The second thing we learned this time around is that the realtor you choose isn't actually the one walking people through your house. Apparently a selling agent can't represent the buyer too. So you may choose a friend who sells houses, but that friend will only post ads and push the paperwork. They won't actually walk anyone through your home. It will be some random realtor who doesn't have any interest in your home, except the commission that comes with it. That's just the truth.

Oh and also...it actually costs a lot of money to sell your house and most of that goes to the agents.

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Well, I hope this post has enlightened you in some way. It's been a learning experience and one that I don't regret. 

For the next two months we will be renovating the house and then moving back in after Christmas. (Instead of paying all that commission to the realtor, we now get to use that money to update the house). I'm excited to share that with you in the coming months. In the meantime, we will be enjoying the holidays in our cozy, little space here and savoring the last bit of our reprieve before diving back into yards and land and all the things. 

Have a great week, my friends!

Until Next Time...

Blessings!

P.S. If you have any stories of "the time you did something different and new" please share 😀

Random Thoughts When You Can't Sleep

 It's late and I should be tucked in bed, sleeping the night away. But instead, I'm up checking on blogging friends I haven't seen in a while. 

My mind just wouldn't shut off tonight. Thoughts of a house that hasn't sold yet, the noisy highway outside the window, what to put on the Thanksgiving grocery list and on and on it goes. 

Coffee sounds so good right now, but that would be such a huge mistake and I would regret it a few hours from now.

I thought I would be more tired tonight, because I stayed pretty busy today. It was my first day home in a week's worth of work, so I kept busy doing house stuff. 

I cleaned a closet, did the laundry, baked homemade chocolate chip cookies (no eggs), made dinner, paid some bills, watched the Golden Bachelor finale, and read a few pages of my latest book. It's been a good day.

David came home and we walked to the mailbox to grab a few days worth of mail. I've done some Christmas shopping online this week, so I'm expecting a few boxes over the next week. I'm happy to have much of Christmas checked off the list.

Tomorrow I will organize some of the girl's craft boxes that have gotten way out of hand. In the afternoon Asa will come to stay for a few hours while Collin and Morgan attend a wedding. They will take baby Sunday with them. I don't think mommy or baby is ready for the parting of ways, just yet. David and I will have fun playing with Asa and maybe take him on a wagon ride to the mailbox. 

During family dinner this week, the girls and I coordinated the Thanksgiving day menu and what each of us will be making. As I was looking at the calendar today, I realized I will have to order groceries way ahead, since I will be working right up to the day before Thanksgiving. I will spend most of the day cooking. I don't like to go to the grocery store the week of a holiday, so I will need to do my shopping before going back on my next weekly shift. Lots to think about! 

Well, I think I will go read for a while and try to fall asleep now. 

Thanks for tuning in for this late night blogging session. Let's not make this a habit 😅😩

Until Next Time...

Blessings!

Catching Up and a Little Library Talk

 Well, I've not posted in a few days. I started a post over the weekend, but my thoughts didn't come together like I wanted, so I deleted everything and now here I am, on a random Tuesday, figuring I need to come up with some words for the week.😅

Our weekend was good. I had to work half a day on Saturday, then we had lunch and made our way over to Ted and Alex's to see them and the kids. They had just gotten home from a two week trip to Nashville. We missed them like crazy! Collin and Morgan were there too, but only for a week and we got to see them when they got home last week. I love that my kids have the means to go on vacation, but like it even better when they all get home 💚

Yesterday I worked all day and it was a very busy day at the library. Not sure if it was just the Monday rush or because we are closed today, but things were so busy and I was so tired. I went to bed at 8:30 last night 😴

Tonight we are having family dinner - the first one in several weeks - so I will spend the day getting groceries, cooking and hopefully getting some reading time in.

 I'm reading a "can't put it down" book right now and I want to finish it this week. 

Other than finishing this book, I'm hoping to get a good start on Christmas shopping this week, though storing everything will take creative effort, considering we have limited space here. Maybe I should put "organizing closets" on the list for the week, as well. 

Speaking of space...our house is still on the market. It's been 116 days. Houses are still selling around here, so I'm not sure when this one will go. Very soon, I hope. We go over at least once a week to vacuum and make sure everything is clean and welcoming. It's not fun paying for two places to live, but thankfully the Lord has provided. 

David and I are still amazed at how much we are enjoying living in an apartment. I think it's the feeling of freedom that we enjoy. Once that house sells, we will enjoy it even more. 

I only work one more day this week and then I have my week off. When I get back for my next shift, it will be time to take down all of the Fall bulletin boards and put up the Christmas ones, so that when we come back after Thanksgiving, the library will look like Christmas. 

Timing at the library is kind of like working in the retail business. When we stamp due dates on the books, it's always 3 weeks ahead, so time seems to move into the next month very quickly. In the retail business, they are always shopping for inventory that reflects seasons coming up, not the season they are actually in. Does that make sense? Right now we are stamping books for a return date of December 3rd and it makes you realize how quickly the months move into one another. Just a little "shop" talk for you today. 😀🎄

Well, that's all for today.

I'm off to find breakfast and get started on my day.

I hope yours is warm and cozy and full of good things! 

Until Next Time...

Blessings! 

Start From Where You Are

 Recently I read a post by one of our fellow bloggers, who mentioned saving her grocery receipts over the next year and I thought it was such a great idea to keep up with how much I'm spending and also just to see how prices ebb and flow throughout time.

But, so true to how my mind works, I instantly felt behind because it's November and I could have been doing something like this for the past 11 months, right? 

Likewise, I've been berating myself for not having more traditions during the holidays, which is what the holidays do to me...make me overthink everything. I mean, I do have traditions, but I also love to try new things, so I'm probably a little less traditional than some and for that, I sometimes feel behind.

And on and on it goes, as I think about photos that aren't in albums, or projects I haven't started yet or all the other things that don't add up to "perfect" in my mind. I have ridiculously high expectations of myself, apparently. 

But as I was standing in the kitchen this morning, thinking about all of these things, I said one simple phrase to myself, which was "Start from where you are," and I instantly felt my stress level go down and my expectations come back to reality. 

I have to give myself a break.

What about you?

Are you one of those, like me, who carries a list of expectations for yourself, way above what you would require of others? If you are, then I want to encourage you to be ok with starting from where you are right now.

You can start a new tradition this year and it's ok if you've done something different every year before that. 

You can put your pictures in an album finally and call it good.

You can finally learn a craft or learn to sew or finally keep good records or any number of things you've been putting off or maybe never even thought about. It's ok to start today! 

I'm sure there are things I do on a regular basis that my kids would call traditions or that they know they can count on. Maybe to me, they are just how I do things and I don't really think about them being anything special. I bet you have these things in your routines as well.

So maybe from now on, we don't beat ourselves up for what we aren't doing, but instead we keep on trucking and add what sounds fun as we go along the way. We're never too old to try new things, never too late to start something new. And somehow, in the end, people will remember what touched them and not what you didn't do, but what you did. And who know? They may be glad you didn't carry on with some things you let go of. 

Life is an ongoing journey. Live and learn as you go. 

Until Next Time...

Blessings! 

I Did a Crazy Thing...Who Am I?

Happy November my friends!

Well...I did a crazy thing over the weekend; something I've never, ever done before...

I put up my Christmas tree on November 1st. Who am I?

I had no intention of doing this and usually won't even think about putting anything Christmasy up until after Thanksgiving, but I saw Shug's post last week and it made me think that life needs all the sparkly, fun things it can get, so why not?

I've always loved the lights on the tree, especially in the early morning hours, and after the year we've had, I just thought that it's really ok to do things that make you smile, feel joy, enjoy your home and if that's a tree covered in twinkly lights, then so be it. 

I won't be adding any Christmas ornaments until after Thanksgiving, but for the next few weeks, I get to enjoy the lights. 

And, in other news...

Half of my kids made it home from Tennessee. They all went to Franklin for vacation. Collin and Morgan made it home, but Ted and Alex are still there for the rest of this week. The last time we all vacationed as a family, it was in Franklin and it was so much fun! We love Franklin, but who doesn't?

On Saturday we got to see Collin and Asa. Collin needed some help with changing a filter in his car, so Asa hung out with me for a while. As you can see, he got right to work redecorating the place 😂

He's precious, so who cares? I was cooking some supper and he was having a great time playing and watching choo-choos on tv. 

Collin hung out for a bit and we had some good talks until it was time for him to get home. Afterwards David and I settled in for some supper and tv until bedtime. It was a good day and so good to have my kids home again.

Sunday we stayed home from church. Sometimes you just need an extra day to rest and be together. I did the weekly grocery shopping, trying to take advantage of the good sale Kroger had going on. I was able to stock up on some things.

I like to get a head start on the week, so we are prepared for lunches and dinner on work days. Even though I don't go back until Thursday, David needs lunch items starting on Monday and the kids are coming for dinner Monday night. 

David helped a neighbor move some furniture and I spent some time organizing the kitchen and pantry. There were things that had been bugging me lately, such as the food cabinets, pantry and the coffee cabinet. I was able to organize, straighten items and put things in containers, which allowed a lot of packaging to be thrown away. 

We have garbage valet here at the apartment, which just means that we put the garbage outside the door and they come pick it up every evening, Sunday thru Thursday. So it was the perfect time to clean and organize and get rid of boxes and packages from these areas. 

Later we got a FaceTime call from Ted and the kids, which was really great. We had not talked to our babies all week. Of course, talking by phone is always an experience when there are that many 😅 They will be home by Friday and we will scoop them up at some point and get all the hugs and plenty of conversations. 

Today I will be preparing for family dinner tonight, getting the food ready and cleaning. I have a lot of projects on the list, so I'll work on some of those. I'm reading a good book right now and will want to get a few chapters of that in for the day. I'm also trying to put together a photo album from my birthday a few weeks ago, so maybe I'll spend some time on that, as well. 

I always savor these days before going back to work. I love my job, but I love being home even more. 

Well, that's all the excitement for now 😅 It's time to get the day started.

I hope your day is full of blessings and all the things that mean something to you. Put up the tree if you have to! String some twinkly lights, eat the dessert, clean the pantry and enjoy your life. Every day is a gift from God.

Until Next Time...

Blessings!

Pictures from My Week

 Happy Wednesday, my friends!

At the risk of repeating this sentiment...I can't believe October is coming to an end! This month has zoomed by! The holidays will be upon us in no time and no, I haven't bought a single thing. I'm usually a December shopper. Now, with 3 birthdays in December, I might have to get started a little earlier. 

Today I thought I would share some pictures from my week and just give a very random update on what's been happening around here. 

First off, this is my cup of coffee I just had to have last night after getting home from work. I knew it was a bad idea, because drinking coffee at night has a strange effect on me. It doesn't keep me from falling asleep, but it wakes me up in the middle of the night and keeps me awake. This is exactly what happened last night from about 1:30 am to 3:30 am. To say I will be exhausted by the time I get home from work today is a vast understatement. 😓

And this was what the sky looked like on my way home, before said cup of coffee. About 10 minutes before we closed up the library, the sky grew dark and it started lightening and pouring down rain. Thankfully by the time I got on the road, it was moving on. This was the cold front that was supposed to usher in temps in the 40's, but currently it's still 52, which isn't bad, but not the cold blast we were all hoping for. (I guess you have to live in Texas where we're still in the 90's to appreciate this sentiment). 

Speaking of work...November is National Novel Writing Month, where writers around the country attempt to write 50,000 words, at least, on whatever they are working on. So for my November display, I brought my old typewriter to work and set up a collection of "how-to" books on writing, as well as books by local authors, to inspire patrons to tell their stories. 

You can see one of my books - Notes from a Writer's Heart - there with the other books. It's so exciting to  have my books in the library. Currently my homeschooling book is checked out to a lady who just started her homeschooling journey. I hope she's enjoying it!

And speaking of books...working at the library means having a "to be read" list a mile long! But it's so much fun too! 

This is a series I saw at Barnes and Noble recently, so I took this picture to show my coworker, who orders books, and we each downloaded a sample, so we could screen it for content before she ordered the series. We don't screen all the books (obviously), but we do read reviews and try to get the gist of the story before adding it to the library shelves. 

As for books that come in, if they look like something I want to read, I will take a picture or add it to my library app for the future. This happens daily as I'm checking in books that patrons bring back or as I'm straightening the shelves. Inevitibly I will find something that looks interesting and I'll take it home and add it to the stack. My stack from the library currently consists of 4 books that caught my eye this week. 😅 

And speaking of reading...this is always at the top of my list and I have to make sure before work to spend time with Jesus. No matter how stressed or tired I am, just 5 minutes in the Word and talking to my Father, brings peace like nothing else. I usually listen to worship music on the way to work (my boy's music comes first on the list) and it just sets my mind and attitude right for the day. What a privilege it is to be able to read our Bibles daily. We need not take that for granted. 

And lastly...this dining corner of our apartment is shaping up to be so cute and happy 😀💚 Collin and Morgan gave me the adorable green and white table cloth, which I love and the window with the painted flowers was a birthday gift from Ted and Alex. Each of the flowers represents the month our grand babies were born. How precious is that? Eventually I will add some shelves and other pictures or signs around what's already there, but I want to find just the right things and spend as little money as possible. It will take some thrifting, here and there. 

And that's it for this week, so far. Today is my "Friday" and I'll be off until next week. I've got projects to work on over the next few days, bills to pay and lots of books to read 😅

I'm hoping for some nice weather so we can sit by the pool in the evenings and read. It's one of our favorite things to do. 

So...

Until Next Time...

Blessings! 

Oh, and let me know if you've ever participated in the National Novel Writing Month. I would love to know! 

Memories of Louise

 Good morning, friends!

I had been looking for an old picture of a tiny camper we bought many years ago and I finally came across these, hidden in the recesses of a cloud somewhere, somehow. 

That orange piece of metal in the background was named Louise. I saw her on the side of the road one day and made my husband turn around and make an offer of $500. Sold! She was ours and I had great plans to turn her into a playhouse for our first grand baby, Emmy. That was 2015. 

But, after bringing her home and naming her Louise, we realized what a project we were getting ourselves into. But, all was not lost...we used her as a photo prop when we had our photo venue business and she was one of the more popular props on the property...just after the front porch and the two horses. 

Eventually we sold Louise to another delusional couple, who had plans to fix her up and turn her into a traveling photo booth. What a great idea, we thought. But then, after checking on their progress one day, they informed us that Louise needed way too much work, so they had passed her along to someone else.

Poor Louise. 

I do think about her now and then and wonder if anyone actually followed through and gave her the attention she deserved. 

She could have been a real looker. 

Until Next Time...

Blessings! 

You Are Loved

Good morning my friends!

As I was having my coffee this morning and reading the thoughts of my fellow bloggers, it just hit me, how special this community is. I mean, we are friends, are we not? 

We share stories of life and faith, household victories, as well as drama. We cheer each other on and pray for one another frequently. If that doesn't define friendship, I don't know what does.  

We may not be able to physically sit on the porch to have our coffee, but we do gather in the same places each day and tell our stories. 

We share recipes, hopes, tips and tricks. We navigate hard times with one another and celebrate the good.

When one of us is missing for a while, we ask around, check on one another and show genuine care.

Sometimes this is more than what real-life friends do!

We grieve with one another and rejoice in the good. We offer advice and knowledge and fill each other in on what works for us. We exchange information and receive it, as well. It's a good give-and-take.

Friendship is about love and concern. It's about showing up with the ice cream when things are tough. It's about stepping in when someone needs a hand. And even though we may not be able to do those things in person, we're really good at doing it emotionally for one another. 

So, if we are blogging friends, just know that you are valuable to me. I'm praying when you need it. I'm giving the hugs in the comments I leave and checking in on you when you're gone too long. And I've felt all of that from you, as well. 

Here's to building communities of love and faith and showing up. 

You are loved 💜

Until Next Time...

Blessings! 

A Celebration and Some Much Needed Rest

 

Well, I've finally recovered from all the birthday celebrations. It's been a fun and busy few days!

Monday my mom, aunt and uncle drove from South Texas to get here in time for my birthday dinner. We had a little time to visit before going to Ted and Alex's house, then we all headed down the road to the party. 

Morgan and Alex had all the food ready and the place looked so colorful and festive. They both worked so hard to make this a special night and it was way more than that. The food was delicious! We had tamales, tacos, beans, queso, homemade salsa, street corn and probably more that I can't remember. 

After dinner we had an ice cream bar, with ice cream and several toppings. But then Alex surprised me with my very own ice cream cake from Baskin Robbins, which is the same cake I used to request every year when I was a kid - Jamocha Almond Fudge. 

The gifts they gave me were all so precious and it truly was the best birthday I've ever had. I have felt loved and so blessed this year. 

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Yesterday I woke up and had zero energy. I felt exhausted and just wanted to do nothing, so I practically did just that. 

I did manage to pick up a salad from Schlotzsky's for lunch, then came home and did more of nothing until early afternoon when I finally got out some cookbooks and made a menu and grocery list for the week to come. I placed a grocery order and we picked it up later that evening.

Oh, and I also managed to fix a crockpot of Lasagna Soup (thanks for the recipe Carrie!) which turned out to be absolutely delicious! But, because I didn't have lasagna noodles in the pantry, I used broken-up spaghetti noodles instead and it turned out to be amazing. This was probably one of the easiest recipes ever and one of the tastiest. 

I did two loads of laundry, put away all the groceries that evening and that was all for the day. Not a total loss, but not overly productive. 

As I was resting during the day, I started to feel that familiar feeling of guilt creep up, the one that says "you should be up doing something!" but I told it to shut up and I kept resting and taking it easy. Sometimes you just need a day to do nothing. 

I also ordered a book from Barnes and Noble and asked David to grab it on the way home, which he did. I mean...this is the life! 😅 hahaha! I rarely do things like that, but it was just that kind of day.

We had just been to B&N the day before and I saw this book in the window and it intrigued me, so when B&N sent me an email with a coupon...well...I had to have it. 

I am always fascinated by stories told in the 50's and this is a mystery, as well, so I'm excited to read it. 

I'll let you know how it goes.

Today I'll have my girls for the day and we will probably end up doing crafts and playing games, which sounds like the perfect way to spend my last day off. 

Tonight will be leftovers of Lasagna Soup and hopefully a good night's rest before work tomorrow, which I'm actually looking forward to. 

Well, I'm off to start the day. I hope you have a good one (productive or not) and I'll see you on the next post.

Until Next Time...

Blessings! 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

 

Well, today I'm 60 years old and I woke up feeling great! 

I am thankful to the Lord for giving me 60 years, so far, and I'm looking forward to a new season of life. I know it will be an adventure - as every journey with God has been - but I've got dreams and passions and still a lot to learn and a lot to do, so here's to the next few decades!

Tomorrow may feel like just another Tuesday, but today we celebrate! 😀🎉

Thanks for stopping by today!

Until Next Time...

Blessings!