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Thanksgiving

I am thankful for...

My savior, Jesus.  He is alive!  

My wonderful husband of almost 11 years that helps me stay balanced   
My 3 funny, cute, and healthy kids 

My village

Friends 

No school this week, no car circle (aka war), no getting Madison ready on time, no homework, and I can stay in bed just a little bit longer.   

Trials of life, they make me self reflect and for that I am grateful because in the end I have learned something to add to the tool box of life.  

Dark Chocolate, white chocolate and milk chocolate   

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

My health, two years ago I was coming home on Thanksgiving from the hospital.  A hospital stay or two will put things in perspective.  

Did I say chocolate?

Happy Thanksgiving to all our family and friends.  I am thankful for you all!  

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