Thankful Thursday's

THANK YOU JESUS for:

1. A fun filled holiday weekend, we had a BBQ, went to friends, a carnival, watched fireworks, swimming... long list of fun!

2. Hearing back from the job I applied for. I am in the next phase. :)

3. The nap I am about to go take...:)

4. Trusting and praying about our car issues! Praying God will take care of the issues! I KNOW HE WILL and I will praise him now during the trial.

5. Having fun with the Gerber photo contest. I entered both my kiddos. If you want to vote for them please do. :) I would appreciate it and you can vote daily through the month of July! :) CLICK here to vote for them If you vote then you can enter my super cute giveaway... CLICK here to enter giveaway. :)

Hoping you all take some time to Praise God for the blessing he is showering you with. :)

Comments

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July 7, 2011 at 10:50 PM

Heidi said…

I'm your newest follower from the Friday Blog Hop! Would love if you would stop by!

July 8, 2011 at 2:29 AM

Sweaty said…

I am your 500th follower!! :)
Found you at the Bee Friendly Friday Hop. I like this post... it shows how close your relationship with Jesus is, and how He's involved in your day to day life.

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July 8, 2011 at 5:06 AM

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