Today's theme word for the Friday Five Minutes is Thank You.
LisaJo will be taking a break over December, so this is almost the last Friday Five for 2012.
The idea, write for five minutes, easy breezy - let the words flow, gentle, from the heart.
Thank You
for today, another day to live and love and learn
Thank You
for time that whirls and time that drags pokey
Thank You
for the hope that there is adventure ahead
Thank You
for the fear of what is ahead - that You will guide, always
Thank You
for tough health conditions that cause us to slow down and pay attention
Thank You
for winter blossoms
Thank You
for home, this home, our home
Thank You
for sunrises and sunsets, the capital letter at the beginning of each day and the period at the end (sometimes an exclamation point!)
Thank You
for all here that gives us a glimpse into Your love and care
Thank You
for the continuing challenge to list, daily a counting of one thousand gifts - and beyond
Thank You
for awake, the word for me, for this Christmas season
Sweet.. well done. I love this one:
ReplyDelete"Thank You for tough health conditions that cause us to slow down and pay attention"
Can most definitely relate!!
When I complain and want it fixed - now! - I am reminded of His daily mercies and new compassion every morning. Great is His faithfulness.
DeleteOh, this is beautiful. Yes, we learn although slowly to be thankful for the present for the future does not belong to us.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Blessings
Mia
I think perhaps I learn v-e-r-y slowly, an on-going lesson of thankfulness!
DeleteEnjoyed how you used color... and perspective. This was a lovely 5 minute write on thankfulness.
ReplyDeleteMy computer wasn't cooperating with including a photo, so I used colored headings instead. Checked out your info page - loved the question at the end, "What would you wear for camouflage if you were hiding in a gingerbread house?" (lots of icing!) I will send that in a card to our granddaughter -she will love it - thanks!
DeleteLovely post, Maureen. Love your word - AWAKE. I also hope to be awake to the moments of this special season and not let the hustle, bustle overtake me.
ReplyDeleteI'm behind on my reading, will be catching up on your Thanksgiving story soon!