Today’s thought is just in time for Mother’s Day!
This would be a fun little print to frame to give to your mother for her special day to let her know that she is always with you in your heart!
To print, just right click and go to “save image as” then save in a folder. You can print or send to your favorite photo processing center. It is formatted to an 8 x 10″ size.
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I was having a frustrating day last Friday and I was in a hurry and everything was going wrong. The faster I tried to go the more frustrated I got. I was driving on the freeway and people were cutting me off or pulling in front of me and slowing down, I was becoming a nervous wreck. I finally just said to myself…this is ridiculous, you are getting frustrated over petty little things. What if you had some real problems to worry about! It was a good wake up call to myself! There are bad things going on all around us, but yet there are so many more good things, if we will just keep our focus on the positive.
Then on Sunday at church we had a lesson on trials and there were a lot of different comments about how we handle our trials. There are several ladies in our neighborhood that are going through some pretty tough trials right now and one of them made the comment about how she had this saying right by her bed and one day her daughter came in when she was having a teary moment and through her tears, she said to her daughter that she could not do hard things. Her daughter replied, “Yes you can, they may just be through some tears, but you can do hard things, mom.” That really touched my heart and I have thought about that many times this week.
It is all in our attitude!
So my thought for this week is the saying that my neighbor has by her bed:
I need to print this out and frame it so I can have a good reminder! I have so many great examples all of around me of people that are doing hard things. I am so proud of them and I appreciate their strength and examples.
If you would like to print this, right click over image and go to “save image as” then save in a folder. It is formatted for an 8 x 10 picture. You can send it to your favorite photo processing center or print your own!
I think that I will look for a fun frame to put this one in!
Have a great day today and remember that
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Here is my Thursday’s thought for this week, it really needs no introduction. I love the simplicity of this thought! I could say this to each and everyone of my grandchildren and I hope that they would all know that I really mean it! :)
Last week I promised you a gift idea that you can use for all those spring weddings that are coming up!
This is a fun subway art picture. I buy a nice frame to put this in and add a note that they can change out the picture later for one of their wedding pictures when they get them back! Although a lot of the recipients like the subway art and say that they are not going to change it out! :)
A couple of weeks ago I was able to help with a friend’s daughter’s wedding.
It was so much fun and I absolutely loved the colors…turquoise and orange!
They had a family dinner and wanted to use the Orange Crush bottles as part of the decorations! So cute.
I went out and took some pictures of my neighbor’s pansies yesterday morning after coming home from my morning walk. They were just so pretty and caught my eye, that I decided to use one of the pictures for today’s thought!
I hope that you can enjoy them as much as I do!
Don’t you love the message in this thought?
I love the hope that it brings and the fact that anyone can start at any point in their life to make a new ending!
This might be fun printed and framed. It would make a fun gift if you need a quick one! :)
To print, right click over image and go to “save image as” then save in a folder and you can print from there or send it to your favorite photo processors.
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Here are my ideas for my calendar for this month.
Most of these things were just purchased. Not a lot of homemade here this time, but when you can buy cute things that are already made there is no sense in making them, right? I did add my own touch to a couple of the items.
Here is my visiting teaching handout for April. The lesson title is “Temple Covenants”
And I am so loving our warmer weather and I am ready to get outside to play and to work in the yard. This month’s handout just looks like spring! So I hope that it will cheer up your day as well as the sisters that you visit!
