Here is my Thirty Days of Thanks project as it is in the scrapbook album.
With 30 pictures, I ended up making two photo collages on my photo editing program so I could contain the month-long project in a two-page layout.
30. Thirty Days of Thanks
Yes, I’m thankful for my own project — mostly because it allowed me to consistently stop + think about all the good things in my life. The project also gave me a chance to be creative + figure out how to illustrate the blessings in pictures.
By the way, this quote sits in my kitchen. It’s been a reminder for quite some time that good things are worth noticing. But after this project it will be an even greater reminder that I am indeed blessed.
Here’s a recap …
1. Our house
2. Our business
3. Gas prices
4. Politicians with integrity
5. Change
6. Settlers of Catan
7. Cooking
8. Travel
9. Phil. 4:6-7
10. Sunday Nights
11. Community
12. Freedom
13. Small Surprises
14. Home
15. Rochelle Riley
16. A Life-long Friend
17. TV Shows
18. Technology
19. Dishwasher
20. A Good Sleeper
21. Sudoku
22. Sports
23. Insulin
24. Crock Pot
25. Books
26. Walking
27. Diet Dr Pepper
28. Christmas music
29. Christmas shopping
30. Thirty Days of Thanks
29. Christmas Shopping
I didn’t stand in line Friday morning, but I love Christmas shopping. I like to spread it out, so I had picked up some things already. But, if you’ll remember, I live in Murray, where shopping is limited, so I took advantage of Louisville this weekend. I found some gifts at Target, Kohl’s, Hobby Lobby, Toys R Us and Books-A-Million.
I have a list of some other things I want to get for people I love. And I’m still waiting for inspiration on a few others. I love finding things that remind me of these people. I’m thankful for the opportunity to show my love in gifts.