As the name of my blog indicates, I spend a lot of time thinking about home. Of course, my Heavenly Home is the one that is eternal, so that’s where I need to lay up my treasures, and that’s the one I’m striving for. But in the meantime, I have been given this tiny piece of the here-and-now—this home on the edge of town, this family, this neighborhood—in which to serve Him. And, though this is in the earthly realm, I want the things that happen here to be investments in the Heavenly realm.




Thursday, November 21, 2019

{30 Days of Thanksgiving} Day 21



I am thankful for a day that we could continue a favorite tradition. 

It's a simple Christmas tradition that we have carried on for years. We call it Girls' Day OutWe go to Barnes and Noble and drink Starbucks holiday drinks. We peruse magazines as we sip. We chat. We take selfies. Then we browse the books. 

But now Kati is married and living far away. She and Andrew won't be home for Christmas this year. 

Soooo . . . we decided to go while she is home for Thanksgiving. Because, why not?!

Today was the day!






It was a day for memories and for making memories. So thankful for our time together! 


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    1. We all got Eggnog Frappuccinos this year! So good!

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  2. Grinning broadly here...so glad that you gals were able to continue your tradition. Keep having fun!

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    1. We were so happy to have been able to continue it! Thanks for being happy for us!

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  3. Fun-Fun-Fun! It doesn't matter the day, as long as you spend time with the girls.

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  4. How wonderful, beautiful pictures to tuck into your memory bank.Beautiful ladies,all three.Blessings,Dawn E. Brown

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    1. Awwww . . . thanks so much, Dawn! Blessings to you too!

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  5. Seize the day! That's wonderful that you and your girls can be together, Cheryl. You all look so happy and contented with those great beverages. ♥

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  6. Love this tradition!!! Now I need to take time to go back and read your last 20 days of thanksgiving!!

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    1. Sometimes the simple traditions are the best!

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  7. Exactly, seize the day and the moment. So glad you three could still fulfill this lovely tradition this year. Those drinks look so inviting as do those magazines and books.

    Happy day!
    Brenda xox

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    1. Thank you, Brenda! A simple tradition . . . with a touch of decadence! 😊

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  8. It's good to have the freedom to tweak traditions! Love this tradition of yours.

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    1. So much better to tweak than to give it up! We are already talking about having the new baby along with us next year! ❤

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  9. LOVE this <3!!!!!!!!! Time is such a gift <3!!!!!!!!

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