“Autumn is nature’s reminder to pause, consider our blessings, and give thanks for the abundance Heavenly Father places in our lives.”
~ Unknown~
Things To Love…
on a Friday.
Finding this adorable ancient picture of little miss Fluttershy from a while back. Way too cute not to post.
April’s spooky house that’s all decked out for Halloween!!
Finding out that Monster Pops (Big Sticks) are now made with natural colors!!
Josh getting to take a lovely, two week vacation to Japan!
My lovely flowers that are recovering nicely from being blown off the porch ledge by the wind. Crazy!
The perfect shirt to wear if you’re going to hold a nearly all black kitten–unless you need a picture of that same kitten. Haha.
More beautiful rain. I’ll always take more rain.
Good old Hobbes–who I love, that still wants to sleep by me even though he’s very grumpy about…
all these cute little six week old kitties–who I also love.
What about you? What are you loving on this happy Friday?
Things To Love…
this week…
One of my new favorite books given to me for my birthday–thanks Lyndi! Written so beautifully. Seriously an unforgettable tragic, powerful love story.
It is an incredible book.
Rows and rows and rows of more lovely books–that makes my soul happy just to look at them.
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Sourdough bread that fills the house with a heavenly Autumn scent everytime I toast a slice. Yummmmo.
Getting allllll the the doTERRA Convention Kits in the mail in one giant box! Wahooo!
Listening to General Conference…always my favorite thing to do.
Fried eggs on toast with frozen fruit for breakfast.
My wild calico kitty key chain that hangs on my purse. I get a lot of questions about this little cutie.
Scrambled eggs, ham and sourdough toast for breakfast. Yum, again.
Finding the perfect place for my awesome oils–keeping them right where I can grab them in a second.
Conference crepes…and bacon…and hash browns…and scrambled eggs.
Oh myyyy.
So much fun stuff to love and be happy about.
What about you? What are YOU grateful for?
October Weekend
“The things which matter most must never be at the mercy of things which matter least.”
— Elder Dallin H. Oaks
Not In Vain
Tracy in Kenya
If I can stop one heart from breaking,
I shall not live in vain.
If I can ease one life the aching,
Or cool one pain,
Or help one fainting robin
Unto his nest again,
I shall not live in vain.
~Emily Dickinson
