By This post is short and sweet and a complete rip-off of from my gratitude calendar entry. It was phrased so perfectly that I am copying and pasting (bolding by me) and dropping the mic. If you want the most basic instruction in how to live gratefully, it would be to stop taking people, possessions, your …
Grateful for memorization
A song has been stuck in my head ALL morning, so I figured I would write about it as part of the gratitude challenge. Flashback to my junior year and Riverwood High school’s production of Godspell. The song was written from text from Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Of course I googled this morning and found out it’s …
The pen is mightier than the sword!
This is a light-hearted gratitude challenge that I hope you’ll enjoy. One of the key takeaways I’ve figured out as I have challenged my ‘gratitudiness’ over the last 3 years is that you MUST be grateful for and recognize all the gifts in your life, small or large. And so today’s challenge is specifically asking …
Can you be Grateful for Goodbyes?
Sunday was our choir director/associate minister’s last Sunday with Roswell UMC. Michael Cromwell was part of my and my church’s life for 5 years. He is a gifted choir director, conductor and minister – a triple threat! Michael made the easy/difficult to decision to return to his old church. The decision was easy in the …