3 Gifts at 3PM

711. Today is a snow day! So I’m thankful for the moisture.




712. Continuing with the theme of “it’s a snow day” – I love the beauty of the white snow covering the ground! I’m thankful for God’s creation of the different seasons!

Well, at least the ground is ALMOST covered! 

These daffodils are still trying to see sunshine!

713.  I’m thankful that I get to stay inside and just enjoy being at home! I LOVE being at home!!

Staying inside where it’s warm – but enjoying the beauty of the snow!

3 Gifts on Way to the Farm

708. The corn looks wonderful after the rain!

709. A teen in the house who is driving now!

710. I love the country!

3 Gifts in Memories

706. High School years at Oklahoma Bible Academy. Those four years shaped me for the start of my adulthood. The trials and joys of those years prepared me for the next chapter in my life.

707. My friends from High School. So many. Too many to be able to name them here but these are the friends that I laughed with, cried with. Those times of talking way into the night! Those four years and those friends are the very best  a person could ask for.

708. The teachers at OBA. Adults who mentored me and showed me by their lifestyles how Christians live. How to act and react. God truly blessed me by allowing me to attend this high school.

3 Gifts That Made Me Really Smile

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3 Gifts Of Easter

 700.  He is risen. He is risen indeed. – No greater gift.

701.  Worship in celebration.

702. He will return. Come quickly, Lord Jesus.

3 Gifts Outside

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3 Gifts in Sewing

 695.  My husband is the best. I’m so very thankful he enjoys time with me as much as I enjoy time with him! He even went to a quilt show with me this week and I am so very thankful for him.

696.  I am so very thankful that God gives different talents to different people and that so many of them are willing to share their talents.  This week I had the opportunity to enjoy the many talents of many quilters. God blesses in many ways.

697.   I am very thankful for Mrs. Ruby Frey. She was my home-ec teacher in high school. She taught me how to sew. God bless that woman.

I made this for my grand daughter over spring break. – Thanks to Mrs. Frey! – And even though it’s sleeveless, I can set a sleeve like nobody’s business! Again – Thanks to Mrs. Frey!!!