- our decorated Christmas tree
- church services in the dark for the Advent season
- not finishing my to-do list, leaving time to relax and reflect
- walk with mom on a beautiful day
- pumpkin pie leftovers
- having family so close by
- time to spend with a friend on her birthday
- cloudy pink and blue sky, slowly turning to darkness
- cooking with my husband
- working with E in our pj's
- making plans for a new camera
- our school secretary to the rescue! helping me with a paper jam
- unseasonably warm weather
- seeing them "get it" with 2 digit addition
- piano music playing next door, a soothing start to my morning
- his big smile, just because
- the scent of leftover birthday treats
- flipping the calendar
- marbles in the bucket
- making Advent chains, counting down to Christmas
- parents on the playground
- making dinner for my grandparents
- helping her decide on an outfit
- shopping for others, in store and online
- invitation to dinner
- Josh Groban holiday playlist on Pandora
- a doctor who went above and beyond
- party of 8
It was one of those nights. As I watched each hour tick away, I became more frustrated that my mind wouldn’t stop racing. I began to dwell on the irritating moments of my day, and let my aggravation take over, until God intervened. I suddenly realized how often I overlook those harder to notice moments that remind us why life is worth living. As a result, I decided I would make a more conscious effort to seek out the moments of joy in each day. Perhaps it will inspire you to do the same.
Sunday, December 4, 2011
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