The little things we do at home,
like putting wildflowers in a vase,
are invisible medicine
are invisible medicine
for all the bumps and bruises of family life.
-Ingrid Trobisch
-Ingrid Trobisch
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AMEN!
That is so true! Lovely flowers!
What a great quote and pretty flowers!
In answer to your question about my anniversary post…Yes, we are still best friends. 🙂 Cody was not actually her boyfriend but her boyfriend’s friend. 🙂
So true!!!
Thank you so much for your kind comment! Someone asked me if everything I share is true…absolutely! I believe most of the crazy things happen because I’m always rushing around like a chicken with my head cut off! If I were to slow down some, perhaps I wouldn’t do so many crazy things. But then, what would I post for Not Me Monday???
This is a beautiful picture! I love flowers. :o)
Blessings,
Beth
Health wise I am doing okay…I walked twice this week and worked out once. I have been really trying to only eat for hunger (not just out of being bored, upset, etc.- which I usually do). I prayed for you today, and I will continue to lift you up as we give our offer our bodies as living sacrifices.
I am trying to get in a little blog reading in the midst of other things, but I sure love those pink gerber daisies, and that cookbook from your Mom is a definite treasure to keep. I wish I had a book with all of my grandmothers recipes. I think that would be a neat present to compile for family. Hope you had a wonderful Mother’s Day and a blessed week. Thanks for the welcome back. Jackie
Amen to that sister! So very true!