ONE.
Last Sunday I shared about the anniversary of Nita’s death,
which took place four years ago now. As I continued unpacking our home, I came
across one of the meaningful gifts we received following her passing. My
friend, Kari, made it for us, and it was such a sweet offering. She took a
photo I had shared on the blog – of Ryan’s hand holding Nita’s hand while she
was in the hospital, and she put it on one of these tabletop canvases. She
added a Scripture and had it sent to us. It was so thoughtful (as were all the
gifts we received in that time!) and a tender reminder of the relationship they
shared. Little tokens like that make wonderful gifts – if you are looking for
an idea for someone in your life who may be experiencing loss.
TWO.
I was excited to see that some of you were inspired by the idea
of the legacy Bibles I wrote about earlier this week. (If you missed Natasha’s
comment, she had a spin on that idea that I loved!) Here is a post that
talks more about the details of creating a legacy Bible of your own if you’re
interested in making one! It’s never too late to start one!
THREE.
When I shared about the corner of my desk earlier this week, I
gave you a peek at a couple of pieces of wall art that have been gifted to me
along the way. The one Lynnette gave me was designed by an artist named Dee
Kasberger. Her line of art is called “Red Letter Words” and she has everything
from literary quotes to scripture to song lyrics and more. You can check out some of her work in her shop and maybe find something that fits in your home,
too!
FOUR.
In my attempt to become more well-versed on plants I own, I
found this article about the “missionary plant” I have on my desk. I found some
really helpful information in here, and if this is a plant you’ve not heard of
before, maybe you would like learning more about it, too! I think I have three
baby plants growing out of it, so if you’re in my area and want to try a start
from this one, let me know! I’ll try to keep it alive for you!
FIVE.
If you
know you need to start letting go of some of the things you’ve been hanging
onto, but you don’t know how to start, check out this article. There are some
helpful ideas in here that can help you understand what to let go of and how to
do it. It also gives a lot of grace for when you need more time to think about
your decision!
SIX.
I don’t have a link, but I feel compelled to remind you that the
time changes tomorrow – in the way that we lose an hour of sleep. My thoughts
on the time change have NOT changed, and it’s okay if you don’t agree with me
on it. I stand firmly on my opinion and long for the day it won’t change
anymore!







2 comments:
Thanks for sharing all these great resources!
I have about 47 boxes of family photos and memorabilia in my basement to sort through that goes back over 100 years.
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