- booking tickets to Florida for spring break!
- how he starts the car for us in the morning
- new blogs to follow
- finishing my book (Gale or Peeta?! I must keep reading)
- students taking turns on the iPad
- unseasonably warm weather, perfect for getting outside for some exercise
- cooking and cleaning up together
- staying healthy thus far this year
- crowding around the island for dinner
- all of us laughing at the same time
- his willingness to drive me around
- "There's a Map on my Lap" by Dr. Seuss
- watching 2 adorable boys so they could enjoy a night out alone
- a new show that never fails to make us laugh
- spelling words with cheerios
- our conversations while walking to and from church
- their contagious joy at the end of the Super Bowl
- kids in their Giants jerseys
- the way it stays lighter longer
- a Nikon announcement
- setting class, home, and school goals to develop responsibility... and sticking to them!
- looking through old valentines
- no lines to wait on at the DMV
- his speciality, one of my favorite meals
- a female pastor filled with passion and joy
- trying a new restaurant
- a spontaneous Skype date with our soul friends
- making 2 dinners at one time
- 15 mins. of extra recess
- heart to heart conversations with colleagues
- writing notes of encouragement
- a shared sandwich
- putting on my "comfy" clothes at the end of each day
- dreaming of possibilities
- people who support, promote, and believe in a.j.e.less designs
- a night out with 2 of the best
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.
Saturday, February 18, 2012
still counting
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