Monthly Archives: June 2012

Today I’m thankful for a productive day. Got some shopping done, as well as several loads of laundry. But my biggest accomplishment was finally figuring out the track I need to take in order to finish the final chapter of … Continue reading →

Today I’m thankful for “Home Sweet Home.” As much as I already miss the mountains, coming across the Dames Point Bridge made me happy. The drive home was very pleasant — clear skies and no traffic. Laundry tomorrow, rest tonight. … Continue reading →

Today I’m thankful for my final night in Tennessee. I’m seriously going to miss this place, but it’s time to get back to the real world, my dog, and my writing. I’m grateful for my husband who drove every mile … Continue reading →

To all my Jacksonville friends and family, I feel almost guilty for saying this, but I’m thankful for such a beautiful day. The temps here are to go up to 101 by Friday, but today was cool and breezy. Cades … Continue reading →

Today I’m thankful for beautiful weather, lovely mountains and a great dinner with my hubby. Looking forward to another great day tomorrow. Tweet

I’m thankful for safe travels again today. Thankfully today’s drive was much shorter, and we were able to enjoy some beautiful scenery and enjoy the cool mountain air. Not so cool in the valley, but no complaints. I’m also thankful … Continue reading →

I focused so hard on my blog yesterday, that I considered it my thanksgiving for the day. Today, I’m thankful for safe travels for Rick and I, who made it to North Carolina despite some horrific traffic, for Jamie’s safe flights … Continue reading →

I can hardly believe I’m nearing the halfway point of this year. Only 10 more days, and half the year will be gone. I’m thankful for all that has happened so far, and look forward to what is to come. … Continue reading →

Today I’m thankful that my daughter and a good friend of hers are making final preparations for their dance/mission trip to England and Italy. What an adventure. This is the fourth year my daughter has ministered in a foreign country. … Continue reading →