O LORD that lends me life
Lend me a heart replete with thankfulness.
~ William Shakespeare
" . . . neither filthiness nor foolish talking,, nor coarse jesting, which are not fitting, but rather, giving of thanks." Ephesians 5:4
Continuing on, counting the gifts to 1000 and beyond . . .
510. Learning something new . . . how to make a blog button
511. "You shall hear the small as well as the great" Deuteronomy 1:17
512. The ways He speaks and weaves things together
513. A room full of "knees" at pre-op group session . . . all precious in Your sight
514. Kindness and compassion of health-care workers
515. A finished project . . . one more off the list
516. This post that caused my heart to soar . . . such beautiful truth
517. Weary travellers home safe and sound
518. Building up strength
519. A visit with my sister, Martha . . . a chance to play her piano, O joy!
520. An old photo of Mom turned up
Mama and brother and sister and their spouses took this cruise in 1981. |
522. . . . dessert prepared by niece Katie, French Cake (Oliver helped)
523. Time with Pippa, my great-niece . . . such a happy, peaceful baby
524. Family historians
525. Cranberry pumpkin cookies warm from the oven
Joining the symphony of praise @
Just reading your list fills me with thankfulness and quiet contentment. Blessings as you prepare for your knee surgery in a couple of weeks (I think).
ReplyDeleteEucharisteo is such a part of who He is...
ReplyDeleteto give back to Him who has given so much is such joy!
~praying for your new knee to go perfectly well
~like your 'button' (need to learn how to do it)
~I can smell your cookies!
`I thank God for the heart and good soil He has given you...
Wow the dinner by your nephew sounds Ahhhh-MAzing!
ReplyDeleteand may I add...a huge thank you for putting my blog in your blogroll.
that just humbles me so.
big smile!
T
Dear Andrea Dawn,
ReplyDeleteYou are getting closer to a new knee! How exciting. It will be such a change for the better for you. I am already praying for a speedy recovery and praying patience for the time of healing. I loved #510! Many of us are hoping to steal it from you once you have it.
Some day I'm going to sit down with you over a cranberry pumpkin cookie and some tea. They look sooo good!
Much love,
Dawn
I just loved "You shall hear the small as well as the great!" I had to look that up to get the full context of what was being said. And it really spoke to me today. How often I only want to hear the great -- the well-spoken, the successful, etc. Yet, I am amazed and so grateful for those who have chosen to "hear" little old me!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll be praying for you as the day approaches for those new knees!!!!!