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Welcome! We are glad you are here. This is an open space where everyone belongs, and everyone is welcome. Please introduce yourself as you feel comfortable and join in sharing your experience of grateful living. To get started you might reflect upon questions such as these: What am I grateful for? What is grateful living inspiring me to do? What are some blessings in my life (including ones in disguise)? How am I being supported right now? What connects me to wonder, awe, or a sense of the sacred? You are welcome to include images and links for videos to illustrate your reflections.

  • Drew Blanton

    I snapped this photopainting of bears tonight.

  • Mica

    Happy World Emoji Day 💚💚💜💜, I just discovered how you all post your emojis 😊😉🥰

  • Gargi

    Mary, I visited this place of Pilgrimage after a very long time. I am over joyed to hear you and read your message. Mary your love and thoughts of you have remained etched in very special way. Love to all reading this.

  • Zenith
    In entering my 3rd month of the practice of gratefefulnes, I remind myself that it takes time to build momentum. I am in the process of becoming a different person for which I am very grateful. Although I do not accept the concept of evolution, I definitely do believe that the process living as a fully developed human can be evolutionary.. By leaving our Garden of Eden wombs and learning to live as the beings some of us are meant to be, is a very arduous process. The journey smacks of and is ref...

    In entering my 3rd month of the practice of gratefefulnes, I remind myself that it takes time to build momentum. I am in the process of becoming a different person for which I am very grateful. Although I do not accept the concept of evolution, I definitely do believe that the process living as a fully developed human can be evolutionary.. By leaving our Garden of Eden wombs and learning to live as the beings some of us are meant to be, is a very arduous process. The journey smacks of and is reflected in both world views, that of Biblical history AND evolution. It is a curious mix. I am grateful for both sides. Why must we choose one or the other? Can we not just ‘BE’? I think that is the better part.

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    • Cathy

      I like the way you think, Zenith. Must there always be a way that is completely right or completely wrong? Who is the judge? Where is the line in the sand and is it in exactly the same place for each of us? Might it just be that the correct path for you will not be the same as mine- yet both are equally “right”? I like your conclusion and join you: “Can we not just ‘BE’? I think that is the better part.”

  • cp
    no rain, no rainbow! 🌈 that’s quoted on a small notepad that my sister ursula gave to me when i last saw her before she died almost one year ago and which i have been carrying with me ever since. when i took the photo below (please zoom in), i thought of her strongly … 😢 i haven‘t been here for a while and it‘s been some kind of a „rainy time“ for me in the past few weeks (among others, my husband and i both needed surgery). but now i‘m here again for a visit and was very ple...

    no rain, no rainbow! 🌈 that’s quoted on a small notepad that my sister ursula gave to me when i last saw her before she died almost one year ago and which i have been carrying with me ever since. when i took the photo below (please zoom in), i thought of her strongly … 😢 i haven‘t been here for a while and it‘s been some kind of a „rainy time“ for me in the past few weeks (among others, my husband and i both needed surgery). but now i‘m here again for a visit and was very pleased to read that some of you still remember ursi who died much too early on july 27 last year. besides the daysies, she loved poppies a lot, and funnily they keep crossing my ways quite often in the past few months (e. g. tonight when looking for dresses in an online shop, there was one with poppies all over – very much like the one she bought on her pilgrimage). so there are „signs“ around me every single day as you can see. it‘s not easy to accept the facts though. i hope this finds you all in good physical health or at least mental strength! special wishes go out to ose, may your mum find peace whenever she is ready to, and to greateful sea and everyone else who feels too tired in one way or at the moment. i will light a candle for you! take care, cp 🍀

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    • grateful sea

      Dear cp, thank you for being here and sharing the rainbow with us. I hope you and your husband are recovering well from surgery. I remember when Ursula’s icon here was a poppy ❤️ before she changed it to a daisy. Still lighting my candle on Tuesday mornings. I will be thinking of her and you and your extended family especially on the 27th. Sending love from grateful sea.

      • cp

        Thank you so much, grateful sea! I hope this finds you well! Sending grateful thoughts to you 😊

    • Alicia Mary Ann Parr

      I have been thinking of you, your family, Ursula so often. Anniversary dates of loss are so difficult. No words except I have been there….
      I hope you and your husband have a rapid recovery from surgeries.

      That dress is outstanding. The photo is what I never tire of- always miraculous to me.

      I’ve been absent for some time.

      Love to you and your dear family.

      • cp

        Dear Alicia, it was good to read from you. Grateful for your empathy ☀️ I hope this finds you well! It‘s a sunny day today and although it is this special anniversary, I have the sun in my heart so far, too. All the best to you and your loved ones. 🍀

    • Gargi

      CP, my heart missed a beat, to know Ursula is not in her physical body but resting in Peace where we came from and where we all will go to. I have visited this site after a very long time. And reading your note I realise as if I so deeply known your sister through her post. I feel grateful in my heart as I realise how we read each other’s messages and connect without ever having seen each other. I do not have words to consol you but for you to know she lives in my heart. Gargi

    • Rose Ose

      Dear cp, thank you so much for your prayer for my mother and your kind being with us all. May the pain of having lost your sister and the difficulties you and your husband had to overcome subside. There are the signs of hope also which you lovingly share with us, such a beautiful rainbow, and such a beautiful dress, remembering in the pilgrimage of our dear Ursula. Thank you as well for mentioning the 27. of July, when I will join Pilgrim in thinking of her. My prayers are with you, dear friend.

    • Zenith
      I truly do not wish to be a 'raim on your parade' person here. But I think life is more of the sort of thing which is that there is a polarity going on. Like a battery having -/+ on it. Life is like the seasons, a little of everything and everyone gets some of everything. The difference lies in our perception and how we respond. There are stats proving that grateful people weather their seasons better. As a veteran of grief though, I know how much time it takes to move through the storm of emoti...

      I truly do not wish to be a ‘raim on your parade’ person here. But I think life is more of the sort of thing which is that there is a polarity going on. Like a battery having -/+ on it. Life is like the seasons, a little of everything and everyone gets some of everything. The difference lies in our perception and how we respond. There are stats proving that grateful people weather their seasons better. As a veteran of grief though, I know how much time it takes to move through the storm of emotions and re engage with life. I wish you well.

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      • cp
        dear zenith, as i am not a native speaker, i may not have understood everything correctly that you tried to point out. but i don‘t feel this being „my parade“ and i guess we share the same attitude anyway. above that, i trust and hope that everyone only gets to carry what he can in life ... and yes, of course we are back to it, but there are days that are better and others that are worse and it feels uplifting to know that people here in this community still think of my sister who was a p...

        dear zenith, as i am not a native speaker, i may not have understood everything correctly that you tried to point out. but i don‘t feel this being „my parade“ and i guess we share the same attitude anyway. above that, i trust and hope that everyone only gets to carry what he can in life … and yes, of course we are back to it, but there are days that are better and others that are worse and it feels uplifting to know that people here in this community still think of my sister who was a part of it for quite a long time. wishing you well, too. 😊

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    • Pilgrim
      Dear cp, I am glad to find you here today, and always I think of Ursula on Tuesdays, and other times as well. I remember how happy she was on her pilgrimage, and I think it took a lot of bravery to make that choice. It was so meaningful to her. Thank you for this beautiful photo! And the poppy dress is lovely. I hope you and your husband are both feeling better after your surgeries, and that your children are well. I will be especially thinking of Ursula and your family on the 27th, sending many...

      Dear cp, I am glad to find you here today, and always I think of Ursula on Tuesdays, and other times as well. I remember how happy she was on her pilgrimage, and I think it took a lot of bravery to make that choice. It was so meaningful to her. Thank you for this beautiful photo! And the poppy dress is lovely. I hope you and your husband are both feeling better after your surgeries, and that your children are well. I will be especially thinking of Ursula and your family on the 27th, sending many prayers your way. Blessings to all of you.

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      • cp

        yes, her decision was a strong and especially clear one. and i am still so happy she took it at that time (although this meant that her surgery had to be postponed). it was a very intense experience for her and she often talked about it happily. she really tried to make the best from every day ever since. 💪 i admired her for that.

  • grateful sea

    Dear Palm, you have been in my heart and just wanting you to know. I am quite tired and unable to write more right now tho there is more I want to say. Sending love and blessings from grateful sea.

  • Rose Ose
    Tuesday prayer day invites again to remember dear Ursula and immediately cp, her sister, comes to mind. I hope all is fine with you, dear cp, as I hope that as well grateful sea, Aine, Alicia, Michele Sylvie and Manda are well. We miss you here, dear friends. Wherever you are right now, may blessings be with all of you dear ones. I am so grateful for the time I recently was able to spend with my family. It was a gift and it brought joy to my mother, seeing us in harmony. Both my sisters attende...

    Tuesday prayer day invites again to remember dear Ursula and immediately cp, her sister, comes to mind. I hope all is fine with you, dear cp, as I hope that as well grateful sea, Aine, Alicia, Michele Sylvie and Manda are well. We miss you here, dear friends. Wherever you are right now, may blessings be with all of you dear ones.

    I am so grateful for the time I recently was able to spend with my family. It was a gift and it brought joy to my mother, seeing us in harmony. Both my sisters attended and in face of the situation, surprisingly and despite the high emotional tension in each of us, we had a good time all together. Our mother wants to leave, but it seems her body will not let her go too soon. Fortunately, she is free of pain so far, while now constantly bedridden and only drinking a little. A deeply moving and humbling time in many aspects. I pray for her to be guided by His light and love, that what is meant to be will be, and that she may be allowed to leaving soon, God willing. Blessings may be with her and with all who suffer and who are in pain of any kind. May you be healed.

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    • Diane

      Dearest Ose…..thank you for sharing your gratefulness and these poignant moments with us. It is an honor to be with you in some small way during this time.
      I am happy for you to be creating these memories with your family….I hope that they will be a comfort and a fond remembrance for you in the years to come. I pray for you, your mom, and your whole family to be aware of God’s Presence and feel the Peace that surpasses all understanding.
      ~Blessings friend ♥

      • Rose Ose

        Thank you, dear Diane, for your consoling words and deeply touching prayer to be aware of Gods Presence and to feel the peace that surpasses all understanding. So grateful for your taking time to reply in the midst of the intense physical and emotional preparations for your journey ahead. May Palm´s wish become true for you, that fear may be replaced by excitement and that you may always feel safe in His everlasting presence, too, during this trip, and beyond. A warm embrace, if I may.

    • Palm

      Dear Ose, my prayers and thoughts are with you, your mother and family, may you all be comforted 🙏🏻

      • Rose Ose

        Thank you dearly, dear Palm. Thinking of you, and praying that inspiration and creativity may come up and guide you to find a good and well paid job again. Blessings, dear friend.

        • Palm

          Dear Ose, I have been wanting to thank you for these words that have stayed with me. Blessings to you, dear friend.

    • grateful sea

      Dear Ose, I am here with prayers for your mother, your sisters, and you that you may know yourselves surrounded by love and light during these days.

      • Rose Ose

        Thank you, dear grateful sea, for sharing again and being with my family these days. So good to see you here. Hoping that all is well with your parents, and I have to add, as far as this is possible while the hearing loss of your father is limiting communication so much. You are in my prayers also. May possible sadness and any residues of the borrelliosis be completely healed. Blessings to you, dear friend.

    • Pilgrim

      Dear Ose, my prayers are with you and your family throughout these holy days of gathering, accompanying your mother, and being with one another whether in person or more physically distant.

      And thank you for the naming of our friends, remembering, holding all in light and love. Such friends we have found here in this place! Deep blessings, my friend.

  • Diane
    Good morning lovely friends Another Tuesday and I pause to give thanks in remembrance of our dear Ursula, who I am convinced is watching over us in spirit. We have finally gotten some relief from the infamous NJ summer humidity....it is a delightfully warm and sunny day here on the farm. We are having a bird-a-palooza this morning at our feeders....I think the birds are happy about this relief too! 🐦🦜 My "to-do" list is very long this week...we are leaving on Saturday for our 2,...

    Good morning lovely friends

    Another Tuesday and I pause to give thanks in remembrance of our dear Ursula, who I am convinced is watching over us in spirit.

    We have finally gotten some relief from the infamous NJ summer humidity….it is a delightfully warm and sunny day here on the farm.
    We are having a bird-a-palooza this morning at our feeders….I think the birds are happy about this relief too! 🐦🦜

    My “to-do” list is very long this week…we are leaving on Saturday for our 2,000 mile journey driving out to Colorado…pulling a trailer full of “stuff”. We have been keeping some furniture for our older daughter and her husband and our younger daughter and her boyfriend will also load all their worldly possessions as they start their new life out west. My heart is full of gratitude that my daughters will be living near each other again. And that we will all be together as a family for awhile. But, I am also filled with anxiety about this cross-country driving trip, for us and for our daughter.
    I have been calling on the angels to ride along with us. 😇

    And so, on our common prayer day, I humbly ask for your prayers dear friends. That we will all arrive safely. That I will make this journey with a peaceful heart and an awareness of God’s presence.

    I give thanks for the unknown blessings, joyful surprises, and the creation of beautiful memories that this trip will provide.

    ~With grateful love ♥

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    • grateful sea

      Dear Diane, though I did not write last week, I was thinking of you Saturday as you said you would be starting out, wishing a smooth and safe trip — and having made that journey a few times (from east coast to Denver) I could imagine the highways and miles and scenes rolling by and the power of all your hopes drawing you forward. I am thinking of you now, wishing you and your family joy. Sending love from grateful sea

    • Palm

      Dear Diane, may excitement replace anxiety, I will be thinking of you all in your journey. Love and blessings, friend 🌸💕

    • Rose Ose

      Dear Diane, so now you will soon be having this ride across the country. May you encounter many surprises and beautiful places on your way west. May all the protecting angels accompany on your trip and guide you and your daughter and her boyfriend safely.

      • Diane

        Thank you for your beautiful blessing dear Ose. I pray for the angels to surround you and your family as well.
        ~With my grateful love ♥

    • Pilgrim

      Dear Diane, We, too, have had a bit of relief in the temps and breathability. I am not so good in the high temp/humidity that we had for quite some time.

      I offer prayers and joy for you and yours in the days ahead, as you make this journey across the land. Blessings, light and love, and indeed many joyful surprises, my dear friend. “May all manner of things be well.” (Julian of Norwich) Or to go way back to my past, “Happy Trails!” (Roy Rogers) Keep us posted!

      • Diane

        Dear Pilgrim…….Thank you for your prayers and for your joy. I will hold your blessings in my heart as we make our way across the country. I love that Julian of Norwich quote…thank you for that reminder. And “Happy Trails” made me smile real big…..my brother and I were big fans growing up! 😊

        ~Grateful love ♥

  • Cody

    Out and about. Looking around.

    • Cathy

      Is this on a building, Cody? Curious as to the location- Downtown? Junkyard? Old, deserted area?

      • Cody

        It’s on the Westheimer Curve in Houston which has lots of murals. It’s on the outer wall of a store called Emerson and Rose.

  • Serafina

    Please join us for a collective viewing of Br. David Steindl-Rast’s newly released video ‘REFLECTIONS’ via Facebook.

    WHEN: Wednesday, July 15 at 3 pm EDT.  See your timezone here https://www.timeanddate.com/time/map/

    WHERE: https://www.facebook.com/Gratefulness.org/  look for the post pinned at the top of our feed.

    ‘This moment is an opportunity to come alive.’ BR. DAVID STEINDL-RAST

    • Patjos

      I would love to join you, but am not on FB. Can you tell me will it be available elsewhere?

      • Serafina

        Hi Patjos…you can find Reflections on our homepage…and here is the direct link https://gratefulness.org/reflections/ Enjoy!

        • Mica

          That’s better, Serafina – maybe it’s not obvious on Facebook now that the scheduled time has passed. Or, maybe I just can’t find it on the facebook link

  • Cody

    I am not an artist. Never had formal training. But I was drawn toward drawing as a form of contemplation. I am fascinated by the tension between repetition and serendipity and my “works” are basically just processes I invent to create art using those elements — repetition and serendipity. Does anyone else use art as a form of contemplative prayer?

    • Patjos

      Have you ever tried zentangles Cody? A German friend introduced me to them. They are very simple drawings consisting of lines consciously drawn, very contemplative.

      • Cathy

        Oooo- I like this one, Patjos.

      • Cody

        I do like zentangles. I like how the lines provide an opportunity to highlight the areas to bring out the art from the negative space. The trick for me is knowing when I am “done.” When I am on the verge of doing too much and stopping myself. This one was just a bit too much, IMO.

        • Mica

          I like that one. It calls me to look longer and draws me to its center. Welcome, Cody

    • Anna

      Cody, I never tried, because I was never taught. But it must be interesting. I’m not good at drawing, so this is a strong deterrent for me.
      I believe it helps bring about inner peace.

      • Cody

        I was never taught either. I just picked up some pens and a pad. Like the picture above, I pretty much just make lines. But the repetitive nature of the lines makes each line like a mantra for contemplation.

  • Cody

    Hi, I’m new here. There’s lots of great nature photos posted here. I wanted to share some photos of my wanderings around town. sights and moments that grabbed and held me. I find that when I reach for my phone to get a photo, my appreciation has translated into gratitude — and then into an impulse to share.

    • Alicia Mary Ann Parr

      That’s a blaring message without sound. Impact!! I have no doubts your photo , as that sign, are making a huge impression.

    • Diane

      Hello Cody….thank you for sharing your gifts with us here. I have always loved the idea of art as a meditative practice. Since the pandemic I have been using in an “anti-stress therapy for adults” coloring book with my shiny new colored pencils! Fun!

      ~Blessings and welcome! ♥

    • Cathy

      Hi, Cody! So glad you are here and like to share your photos. You sure hit the nail on the head for something I’ve never been able to put into words, “when I . . . . get a photo, my appreciation has translated into gratitude — and then into an impulse to share.” Exactly!

    • Rose Ose

      Welcome, Cody, and thanks for sharing your photo and the drawing. Interesting work! Hope to see more of it and get to know you more, too.

    • Annie

      Thank you Cody ..for sharing your photo. Hope to see more of you and your photos!

    • Pilgrim

      Welcome, Cody! Thank you for sharing your art/photography!

    • Anna

      I love this photo, Cody, it is very artisitc!

      • Alicia Mary Ann Parr

        Hi, Anna, I’m still here, but quiet. I’ve thought of Drew, Ose, Pilgrim, Palm, MARY and so many other precious people here.
        I hope all goes as well as possible for your loved ones.
        Checking in.
        Love you all.

  • Zenith

    Yes. Flowers are truly special. They are like the butterflies that I see while out cycling. Butterflies are flying flowers. I have been seeing alot of Monarchs this year. Every single butterfly is special. I am so grateful for them. Flowers and butterflies—-quiet reminders of what is important. How easy it is to forget what’s important and how grateful I am to be reminded. Have a blessed day everyone.

    • Annie

      Zenith, I too love and appreciate butterflies. I had a most awesome experience at a botanical garden …butterfly event there. All enclosed in a greenhouse ..all colorful butterflies fluttering about the flowers.One little blue butterfly landed on me and it let me pet it’s wing!!! I will always remember that special moment.

  • Annie

    Tonight I would like to share an awesome photo of the moon .My friend in Arizona with his telescope and camera.took this picture. Another lovely memory.

  • Annie

    Good morning friends, Yesterday i shared my Arizona rose garden. Today I want to post my balcony garden that I have here in RI ….I still can enjoy flowers and herbs growing near me even though I live in an apartment.

    • Cathy

      Tending our gardens gives outlet to our nurturing hearts. It is a vital part of each of my days. I love seeing photos of others’ gardens so, Annie, thank you for sharing! What is the plant with the tiny purple flowers?

      • Annie

        Good morning Cathy, The flowers are blue lobelia. One of my favorites .Sharing space with it is chocolate mint.
        I am attracted to blues and purples. I have another planter of thyme and rosemary too.

    • Anna

      I love your flowers, Annie! You are a good gardener. The rose is wonderful and the color of these flowers you have on the balcony inspires peace.
      They look like flowers that we also have in my country. Especially in the north, often combined with geranium.

      • Annie

        Thank you Anna, What country do you live in? I miss my rose garden…I thank Go d that I was blessed with it ..and am grateful I have photos of it.

        • Anna

          Hi Annie, I live in Italy, near Milano.
          Your rose was wonderful and it had a special meaning for you. Of course now you miss it.
          Hold its memory in your heart, dear Annie. It is a blessing.
          Many blessings to you, dear friend.

          • Annie

            Hello Anna. My aunt was born and lived in Barga Italy. I wish I could travel to Italy. It would be so nice to see places where my relatives my lived. My fathers parents came from southern Italy. And my mothers father came from northern Italy. But my mothers mom came from England. Thank you for kind words. Yes, I will always have the memory of my Mary garden of roses. God bless.

    • Palm

      Lovely, Annie 💕

  • Annie

    Hello everyone, I want to share a photo of my rose garden that I had when I lived in Arizona. Hope you like it.

    • Cathy

      What a beautiful rosebush, Annie! I love the red roses. I have a pink one that looks like the same kind, but mine is tall and lanky. I can tell you took very good care of yours by its shape and all the new rosebuds. How often did you prune it? I’d love to learn how to get mine to resemble yours.

      • Annie

        Hi Cathy, I planted a rose bush for each of my children and grandchildren at the time.I had red,purple and white. The res and white ones did the best. In Az. I pruned once a year in January. I credit the success of my roses to the Blessed Mother. It was my Mary garden. I had a statue of Her among the roses. Thank you for all your kind words. Have a wonderful day my friend.

  • Annie

    Today I am grateful for the pottery class I went to . It is a three week class with only 5 students. We are making 2 plates. One we donate to an auction at a non -profit organization Called Insight …for the blind and visually impaired. How fun it was creating my first of 2 plates!. And so cool these plates will be dishwasher and microwave safe. Yay!

  • Annie

    Good morning to all ! I read this in this mornings email I receive from Guidepost..and was inspired to post it here. God bless and have a great day.

    Sometimes the Lord rides out the storm with us and other times He calms the restless sea around us. Most of all, He calms the storm inside us in our deepest inner soul. –Lloyd John Ogilvie, minister

  • Annie
    Dear Palm..I am here for you. So happy you are feeling better. This may sound strange ..but I am grateful for the trials ..I have gained strength through suffering. I was born with a condition called optic atrophy. I am visually impaired. And later in my life hearing loss occurred along with neuropathy..The hearing loss went from mild to severe...I now have a cochlear implant. And the neuropathy started in a toe ...over the last 20 years has worked it's way up to my waist. This is all connected...

    Dear Palm..I am here for you. So happy you are feeling better. This may sound strange ..but I am grateful for the trials ..I have gained strength through suffering. I was born with a condition called optic atrophy. I am visually impaired. And later in my life hearing loss occurred along with neuropathy..The hearing loss went from mild to severe…I now have a cochlear implant. And the neuropathy started in a toe …over the last 20 years has worked it’s way up to my waist. This is all connected to my optic atrophy. Truly I am grateful for being alive. And for the many blessings God has given me. I believe in miracles …they happen every day. God bless you always my friend.

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    • Palm
      Dear Ann, it doesn’t seem strange to me, I can feel your strength. Thank you for being with me, last night I slept all the way through and this morning it feels like a miracle. Yesterday I watched a video of Carolin Myss, that somebody posted in a group, I didn’t know her.. She was saying how she is not physically strong but perfectly fit to carry others’ emotional burdens and pray for them. And how this is necessary, especially during these times. I now relate these words to your strength...

      Dear Ann, it doesn’t seem strange to me, I can feel your strength. Thank you for being with me, last night I slept all the way through and this morning it feels like a miracle. Yesterday I watched a video of Carolin Myss, that somebody posted in a group, I didn’t know her.. She was saying how she is not physically strong but perfectly fit to carry others’ emotional burdens and pray for them. And how this is necessary, especially during these times. I now relate these words to your strength. Yes, a miracle, God bless you my friend ❤️

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      • Annie

        Dear Palm. I am so happy for you! Praise Jesus ! Keep me posted. Peace of Jesus be with you my friend.

  • Cathy

    We have been on vacation for the past week and have been blessed with very hot weather so that means tons of sunshine, several ocean soaks a day, and gorgeous sunrises and sunsets. It is easy to acknowledge and express gratitude during times like this. I wonder that I’m packing in as much as I can, hoping for a surplus during trying times?

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