Wow, it's the END OF JANUARY! How did that happen?? Willow's Week just flew by. Here are the Five Faves I chose to share for Friday Fave Fives.
1. I am thankful for clean and running water. Water that just runs from the spout when I turn it on. Why am I thinking of water this week? One day, we had our water turned off for a few hours. This was a planned event due to work that needed to be done on the water main in our neighborhood. We were able to plan ahead and put aside some water, fill our water bottles. But it made me remember the years when our water arrived in buckets from the river and had to be boiled to use. Clean water is something to be thankful for!
2. Evenings spent with friends are always a blessing. Our BYOD (Bring Your Own Dinner) friends came to our house this month. Having known each other since college days, we have SO MUCH FUN.
3. I've been knitting socks for more than twenty years. I love wearing the socks that I knit. They're warm and snuggly in the winter. Currently, I have five or six pairs that I am rotating wearing. And it makes me extra happy to know that I made them myself.
4. The word I chose for 2020 is TRUST. I found a necklace that says, "TRUST in the Lord". Now I can wear my word for the year around my neck. I can simply look down and remind myself to TRUST.
5. In closing out this first month, I would have to add the I am thankful I can walk regularly. I love walking and hiking and am thankful I have the ability and strength to do that (and I've walked, hiked or worked out at the gym twenty-five of the thirty-one days of this month).
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Friday, January 31, 2020
Tuesday, December 31, 2019
A New Year!
2020. It's a new year. It's new goals. Every year I choose a word to focus my thoughts and goals. Some years the word chooses me. So it was for 2020. A friend gave me a drink container with a lid and straw. I like to use those for drinking my water every day. This one is special because it says TRUST several times in a ring around the top of it. I looked at it and it hit me. That's my word for 2020. TRUST. Trust God with my future and where our new moving adventure will take us.
My 2020 goals include:
1. Making the move to live near our daughters. This involves selling our house and TRUSTING God for the timing.
2. Like last year, I want to improve my gardening and herb growing skills. I'll be learning about a whole new climate for growing.
3. I noticed that this past year I was posting less often on my blog. I am hoping to increase my posts this coming year--at least two posts a week.
4. The Professor is planning a couple of trips for 2020. More on that later.
5. Again, this year I want to continue reading through the Chronological Bible. I didn't finish in 2019, but maybe I can get it done in 2020.
6. The never ending attempts to knit and weave my yarn stash down continues.
7. Another continuing goal is my health--eating healthfully and exercising regularly are two great ways to maintain health.
8. This final goal is most likely to be my hardest one to maintain. I want to learn more about sketching and watercolor painting. A friend has challenged me to 'just do it'. Draw something every day!
Do you make goals (I won't call them resolutions!) or choose a word for your year? Please share!
Happy New Year!
My 2020 goals include:
1. Making the move to live near our daughters. This involves selling our house and TRUSTING God for the timing.
2. Like last year, I want to improve my gardening and herb growing skills. I'll be learning about a whole new climate for growing.
3. I noticed that this past year I was posting less often on my blog. I am hoping to increase my posts this coming year--at least two posts a week.
4. The Professor is planning a couple of trips for 2020. More on that later.
5. Again, this year I want to continue reading through the Chronological Bible. I didn't finish in 2019, but maybe I can get it done in 2020.
6. The never ending attempts to knit and weave my yarn stash down continues.
7. Another continuing goal is my health--eating healthfully and exercising regularly are two great ways to maintain health.
8. This final goal is most likely to be my hardest one to maintain. I want to learn more about sketching and watercolor painting. A friend has challenged me to 'just do it'. Draw something every day!
Do you make goals (I won't call them resolutions!) or choose a word for your year? Please share!
Happy New Year!
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