Some feline humor for THANKFUL THURSDAY
It is amazing how people think up all these things!
I REGRET NOTHING! NOTHING!
Too cute not to share!
This is a good verse for the difficult days .
FRIENDLY FILL IN'S
1. _________________keeps me up at night.
2. If I could improve one of my senses, it would be _______________.
3.If I were home alone and I heard footsteps, I would _______________.
4. I would want the epitah on my tombstone to say_______________.
Tomorrow we will share our answers to these thoughts. Thank you ladies for sharing with us.
THANKFULNESS for me today is:
Thanks to all who contributed in many different ways to Noelle and Roger as they walk this difficult road together. A simple prayer, a meal, a card of encouragement, funds to sustain them during these times. I have been blessed to know so many kind and caring hearts. A simple reaching out with your hand is so encouraging. I am grateful for all those who reach out to me daily. Those things keep us going in the midst of sadness,. Pray for their children and the grandchildren too. It is never easy explaining this to little ones but somehow words will come.
My sweet cousin Juliane shared with me a children's book when we lost Alastor Avery in 2019. Let me share it with you here:
Juliane had told me her late father-in-law Steve used this children's book in his Sunday School Class. It is a beautiful book. It helps children and adults alike to come to gripes with life and death in a sweet and very poignant way. A simple story of Freddie the leaf. I highly recommend it.
“When it comes time to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with the fear of death, so when their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time to live their lives over again in a different way. Sing your death song, and die like a hero going home.” – Chief Aupumut in 1725, Mohican.
My thankfuls never end.
I hope you have a beautiful and blessed day.
