Sunday Blessings
As you know, every so once in a while I get a bee in my bonnet to add a regular feature to the blog. Some of them work better than others, and it's always a fun experiment. I've had the sort of day that's run a wide variety of emotions - from pure contentment to the sort of rage that makes you shake from your tippie toes to the crown of your head. In reflecting on all of that, I realized that the choice I want to make is to focus on the good....and thus, my Sunday Blessings feature was born.
- Spring weather
- and open windows
- Church
- Good friends with whom I can complain loudly about all manners of things - thus getting it off my chest so that I don't say anything later that I would come to regret.
- A silly five month old puppy who already weighs 40 lbs.
- and the love he clearly shares with his two girls.
- A new flower bed next to the playhouse.
- Naps
- Excellent advice from trusted friends about the job I'm about to embark upon.
- Not being afraid (mostly) of the changes ahead.
- The opportunity to use that new job to explore future possibilities.
- Along with the sense (at long last) that I have possibilities that I might enjoy.
- Having the absolute perfect first day at work scheduled!
- My allergy drops.
- My status as honorary "Aunt Kristin", which gives me license to snag a gorgeous baby and take care of her all through church.
- The gaggle of little girls who gathered around that gorgeous baby...a garden of lovely flowers.
- Period dramas on PBS
- Fitting into a gorgeous pair of grey wool slacks for the first time in years....and feeling amazing in them.
- Which means that I don't have to go spend money right away on a work wardrobe...which is a relief as we have other, more important things we need to do with my paycheck!
- Houseplants.
- Yarn and beads....beauty and potential.
- Peaceful rain
- Being able to repair my husband's favorite pair of socks.
- Patric dark chocolate
- Playful dogs...which are hilarious!
Comments
The afternoon was fun, and I was thrilled to get my clogs started.