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From my window~cool weather and sunshine

I am thinking~about getting child #1 ready for school next week and some grandparent visitors on the weekend

I am thankful for~nappers!

From the kitchen~freezing garden fresh tomatoes

I am wearing~capri sweatpants {I think this has become my mom uniform}

I am blessed~to have a husband who loves being with his children

I am hearing~children who are playing

Around the house~laundry: some needing folding, some needing to be put away and some that needs  washed


My favorite things~a husband who likes to grill our meals

The rest of the week~go to the new dance studio and get everything ready for classes for child #1 and pooh bear.

A verse~2 Corinthians 12:9a " But he said to me, 'My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.'"

A picture~


Dad cut her bangs 2 months ago we haven't touched them since. They are finally looking good. Lesson: dad's are not good hairdressers!





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  1. I've always been thankful for children who are nappers, too!

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  2. First time visiting, my children are all grown, but remembering where would I have been without Cheerios and Naps!

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