Thankful - Day 1 and Day 2

I'm not a huge "jump on the bandwagon" kind of gal, but I really like the Thirty Days of Thankfulness that people do in November! So, to go with the flow, here are my Day 1 and Day 2.

Day 1: I am so thankful that I am loved and that I married a man who likes to remind me of this fact! If I were really smart, I would have taken pictures of the pretty fall bouquet that he brought me, but I am working on "post-Harvest Festival/Kid #2 birthday/plan cycle" brain here. . . The flowers, they are lovely and look something like this, minus the large peachy roses.

Day 2: I am so thankful for Pay Day Fridays! Especially when they fall on a weekend with few plans. God's timing is always perfect and He is our great provider! Even in providing a weekend of rest and downtime.

What are you thankful for?

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