I also finally picked up
"One Thousand Gifts" and read the entire thing in a day. It is AMAZING. I have joined the book club through {in}courage as well. Ann's book is truly transforming. I highly recommend it.
I have started a new journal to go along with the book, so I can add to it with my gifts as I come and go. By the end of the day, I have already forgotten some things! But now I'll be writing it there AND publishing it here.
201:: downy blond hair on a pudgy, pale baby body
202:: a well-equipped guest room for my hubby's friends
203:: nursing snuggly under a blanket
204:: Andrew's adventures with Nana and Papa. "Nana, you have the best ideas," he tells her. McDonald's and Target ARE great ideas.
205:: new monkey pajamas for my monkey
206:: an all-pink, girly baby shower
207:: browsing stores and not spending any money
208:: Superbowl Sunday at Sarah's
209:: an impromptu visit from a friend
210:: a friend to talk to and a friend who listens
211:: extra dishes to wash
212:: a house full of people, noise and laughter
213:: winter in Arizona
214:: a woman at church who wants to share her miscarriage story
215:: an unexpected "I love you" from a friend
216:: texts with pictures of my 8-week-old nephew
217:: lots of laundry
218:: winning a contest that allowed me to buy Ann's book
219:: my fortune: "You will soon see a miracle."
220:: Ann's book, addressing JOY
221:: how God plants ideas in our minds before we can ever guess why
222:: Andrew noticing beautiful women (one in a head rap and sari, one in a long dress, one wearing red high heels)
223:: Ethan saying, "Hi, Mom! Hi, Baby! Hi, Dad!"
224:: kabobs on the grill, oven fries, stuffed mushrooms and rootbeer
225:: Etsy customers that understand mistakes
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