I tend to look at things with an eye to improve it. Which makes me critical and not content.<\/p>\n
Let me focus on what I am grateful for today:<\/p>\n
Denise, who does an excellent job with whatever I ask her to do. She says, “Just tell me what to do, I’ll do it.” No questions asked.<\/p>\n
Able to get up late with no set time to get to the office. I got in at 9:30am today, I know, what a luxury.<\/p>\n
Long phone conversation with Stephanie until her phone ran out of battery. She said she came to Children Worship on Sunday for my message because she couldn’t follow the sermon in adult service \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
My MIL washed all the dishes. My husband’s brother, her youngest son, is here visiting, but instead of enjoying time with him and her grandkids, she washed dishes. That’s the kind of person she is.<\/p>\n
Watching my husband work on Perspectives homework. He has a lot on his mind, and it’s hard for him to keep up, but he’s trying. I nag him, but he did it today without my prompting \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
My son and DIL enjoying their time in Japan. They invited us to follow them on their private Twitter to see their pictures. I’m blessed with a good relationship with my children.<\/p>\n
Hand me downs from my sister. She has excellent taste in clothes. I’m always excited to get a bag from her, it’s better than shopping, and it’s free!<\/p>\n
Niece and nephew that are maintenance free. They are here for a week, and they are really nice kids. They keep themselves occupied with no demands. Ice cream makes them super happy.<\/p>\n
At the end of every day, I am sooo thankful for my bed. I love my routine of showering, then sit on my bed to read and pray.<\/p>\n
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