You can get this button from Lisa of Lisa NotesI have my house more-or-less back in order after the big paint project. It’s in good enough order that I can once again enjoy it, anyway. It seems like a good day to thank God for my home, doesn’t it?
I’m thankful that my home is warm when it gets cold. It wasn’t always like this, but improvements over the years—new windows, new furnace, more insulation in the walls—have made it cozy and draft-free when the temperature drops. I’m thankful that my heavenly Father provided those things for me.
I’m thankful, too, that my home has lots of natural light. There are lots of windows to let the light in, and that’s importantwhen the days get shorter and the sun’s angle lower. I think God for all of the windows in my house.
I’m thankful that I have a warm, light-filled home.
Others thanking God today:
- Diane is thankful for four seasons.
- Trisha is thankful for mouse traps and Amazon.
- Joan is thankful for such a time as this.
- Becky is thankful “for godly people who have worked hard to preserve Christian literature through the years.”
- Lisa is “thanking the Father for being the recipient of our thanksgivings.”
- Kim (The Upward Call) is thankful that her parents are coming for Christmas.
- Victoria is thankful for the wondrous cross.
- Kevin is thankful for peace with God.
- Melissa is thankful for music.
- Jennifer is thankful for her children.
- Pam is thankful for the internet and online friends.
- Lindsay is thankful for a conversation.
- Rosemary is thankful for two things.
Update 9PM PST:
- Persis is thankful for her dentist and more.
- Connie is thankful for the changing of the seasons.
- Sandra is thankful that her times are in God’s hands.
- Dorothy is thankful for an afternoon spent with her daughter and more.
- Kim (Hiraeth) is thankful for a glorious fall day.
- Amy in Peru is thankful for boots and a boat.
What are you thankful for today?
I’ll be back this evening to add any more thanksgiving posts I find (or that you point me to). As more people participate, it gets more likely that I’ll make mistakes in my posting, so if I miss your post or mess up a link, please tell me. And remember, if you miss a day or two, you’ll need to give me a heads up on your next thanksgiving post.
Do you want to participate, too? You’ll find instructions here for the ways both bloggers and nonbloggers can join in the thanksgiving.