Snow day gratitude...

I'm still staying at my youngest daughter's house for a couple of more days, helping her with our newborn granddaughter and our twenty month old grandson. So, yesterday I got busy and distracted and didn't post my gratitude journal for last week, so today it is!  As always, there is so much to give God thanks for - like waking up to a wee bit of snow, just enough to have some fun!

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Since 2009 I've been counting my blessings thanks to the prompting of Ann Voskamp.

 I continue to count my thanks, 

piling up gratitude day by day in my journal.

(and capturing some of my blessings via my camera or iPhone)

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1-28-19-

-a healthy baby girl and a safe delivery for our daughter

-youngest grandson being such a good boy for me while his mama is in the hospital

-a walk around my hometown with him (my youngest now lives in the town I grew up in)

1-29-19-

-a good night's sleep with youngest grandson

-a gorgeous winter day for a long walk together

-God's provision

-Daddy, Mama and baby are home from the hospital

1-30-19-

-youngest grandson's sweet gentleness with his baby sister

-another gorgeous, sunny winter day

-winter camelia blooms

-homemade chicken noodle soup

-my grandson finally calling me Nana!

1-31-19-

-waking up before everyone else for some quiet time

-getting to see my husband for a little while

-a DQ soft serve chocolate cone - my fave!

-baby's first bath

2-1-19-

-it's February!

-Matthew 10:39

-my husband coming to spend the day with us

-taking our grandson to make a Build-A-Bear for his sister

2-2-19-

-gray skies, but no rain, so we could still go on our walk

-stopping at Starbucks for a good cup of coffee

-God evident work in things we've been praying about

-oldest daughter ordering us Chipotle-yum!

-our girls blessing us about some of the decisions we made raising them

2-3-19-

-the love and unity happening in our church

-new faces every week

-time with my husband before heading back to youngest daughter's

-our baby granddaughter is already a week old-she focuses intently on faces now

still following,