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Little Things


The fog has thickened.  Sore throats, achy bodies and stomach flu have taken up unwelcome residence.

In the midst of it all, I am praying and finding little things to celebrate:

1.  This, too, shall pass.

2.  My second son is making his first reconciliation today.  What a gift!

3.  "Only Mommy can make me feel better." Precious words from my two year old this morning.

4.  Hot coffee.

5. Mommy gets to take a sick day too ~ a rarity ~ but in a way a treat.

6.  It's the weekend.  There is time for recovery.

7.  Your prayers.  Thank you.

Now I invite you to leave a comment (or a link to your blog) and share a few of your "little things" today.

Comments

  1. Praying you will all be feeling better soon. ~Alana~

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  2. A First Reconciliation today! What a blessing! Thomas, my second son, had his in December.

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  3. Thank you both. Your prayers have truly helped. My two year old is much much better and the 1st reconciliation was wonderful. He has been especially kind today! ;)

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  4. So happy that your family is doing better and that all went well with the 1st reconciliation. Prayers to you for more continued healing! H2U

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  5. Misty, I hope you are all feeling better! Saying a prayer for you right now. My little thought is, "Mommy, I love you!" said about fifty times today, accompanied by hugs. Doesn't get better than that!

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  6. Congratulations to your son! Will he be receiving First Holy Communion very soon? Little things? It's our first day of the new school year and my 9 year old said, "I had a great day, Mum. I love learning new things." So encouraging. God bless, Misty.

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  7. Misty

    Welcome:):)
    Congrats on your son's First Reconciliation!

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