


Many years ago, I read a book called 1000 Gifts, by Ann Voscamp that had a huge impact on my life.
I've always tried to be a positive person, but thinking about gratitude in an intentional way was different. So I started thinking... and I started sharing...
Over the years, our family has been through many challenges, but we've always been grateful for what we have, especially Jesus and each other.
My children are grown now, and I pray that they will remember to be thankful for the little things, the big things, and everything in between.
We live in a chaotic world where anxiety, anger, and frustration have a massive hold in every generation. But when we live in gratitude, we can bring light and life to others.
Will you join me? What's one thing you can be thankful for today? Point it out to your kids and start building a gratidude habit together.
In love,

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