For the past several years I have made a Gratitude Frame for my family to write on during November. It has been so precious to see the past years' handwriting and drawings of my children.
It was good to see your post. I often wonder how you are doing.
This is a great idea. I actually thought about making a tree and hanging on the front door and then letting the family write things they're thankful for on leaves. I do like this idea. It's great for memories.
I am a daughter of the King, homeschooling mom to five beautiful children, and one little girl in Heaven. I have been married to the "boy next door" for 22 years and feel so blessed to have him by my side on this journey.
I'm addicted to Chick-Fil-A tea (Did you know you can buy it by the gallon?),egg-nog (very lactose intolerant, so that's fun), and mini M&M's. I love to take pictures of my children, collect scrapbook supplies (yes, I am a collector not a do-er), read-read-read, follow home dec blogs and discover new ways to teach my children about verbal phrases. Oh, and I have a strong aversion to bare feet (babies' feet excluded).
On October 13, 2009, our baby daughter, Rebekah Joy, was born still due to a knotted and wrapped umbilical cord. This happened a few days before her "due date." I started this blog as a way to honor her little life and give praise to our precious Lord
4 joyful people left comments:
What a great idea... What is it that they are writing on. How fun to save them year after year. Really don't have any special traditions for November.
That is awesome!
Karen~
It was good to see your post. I often wonder how you are doing.
This is a great idea. I actually thought about making a tree and hanging on the front door and then letting the family write things they're thankful for on leaves. I do like this idea. It's great for memories.
I hope everything is well with you. Take care!
(((HUGS)))
Leanne
LOVE this - and how neat to see multiple years' worth in one picture!!
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