Give thanks with grateful hearts.
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Oh the rain. It drums down on the skylight. There are great puddles on the streets and sheets of water spray when cars drive through them....
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Making a table runner is a quick and easy way to add colour or seasonal touches to your dining room, breakfast nook, or even a library table... -
The stars are always above us, swirling in the vast reaches of space, hidden by clouds or, more frequently, by light, that of the sun or o... -
Outside my window today the sun shone mightily. Light frost on neighbouring rooftops is a sign that the cold will soon descend and wreak h...
Hello, Lorrie - how nice to meet you! I was delighted to see my little photo in your sidebar and I look forward to getting to know you better through Advent.
ReplyDeleteYour creative ideas are splendid. I just got back to Brampton after 3 weeks in Victoria. I'll miss the first advent this year at Victoria's Christ Church Cathedral happening this Sunday at 4:30 pm. It is the most fantastic service. Make sure you go an hour earlier to get a good seat.
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Darlene
Thank you for your blog, Lorrie. Yes, we should give thanks--for all the blessings big and small that shower down on our lives.
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