With a heart full of gratitude, my joy list continues...
Morning training runs along the Potomac River. Early fall chill. The quiet rowers pulling through the water beside me.
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Backyard basil in abundance. Homemade pesto. Made by kids.
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Fun with vinegar and baking soda. An eruption surrounded with giggles. Science experiments with my children.
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Hannah encouraging Will in his reading. Brother and sister as classmates.
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A wonderful library around the corner. Filling book bags.
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"Please, just a few more pages, Mom."
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Finding a new park with a big open field.
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All three's love of soccer. And a dad's love to play with them.
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The start of a new season. New cleats. New uniforms.
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Fall evenings spent sitting on sidelines. The smell of a freshly cut field.
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Cool night air with windows open. Hearing the high school football game in the night.
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A new bike. After a long, patient wait.
What are you training for?
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful list! I've just clicked over to check out Holy Experience~what a lovely blog! I am thinking of joining in the celebration of gratitude. Thank you for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteI miss the days of sitting on the side lines- fresh cut grass, cool mornings and long days watching each one of my Warriors play. Enjoying each second of being in the outdoors.
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Wendy - a local half-marathon -that's my limit : ). It's this coming weekend.
ReplyDeleteLoved number 46 especially.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post!
Oh, I miss those days on the soccer field, especially during the fall season. My oldest two gave it up for swimming, but who knows... perhaps one of my younger two will pick it up :) Enjoy~
ReplyDeleteAnd enjoy those reading together moments, too-- they really are precious, precious times!
Have a wonderful week~ and thank you for sharing!
With an empty nest, it is fun to read through your list and remember the days we were doing many of the same things. Treasure these moments; they are so quickly turned to memories.
ReplyDeleteYou have a precious, grateful heart.