This weekend we held a celebration (along with girls from thirty-five other states) for a local cause. Take a peek at our moments filled with love and intention, and get a glimpse at the pieces of life topping my gratitude list.
234. Carmel apples that drip with goo.
235. Grown-up artists sharing their talents and encouraging aspiring artists.
236. Cards written in marker and addressed to sick kids.
237. Tiny hands.
238. Cool dance moves led by an even cooler teenager.
239. Friends that show up to help.
240. Friends that photograph your life.





13 comments:
This looks like the best fun! Next time, I'm packing my jammies and coming on over! What a great way to spend an evening, Amy.
Laura,
Super fun, and I love those little girls!
I didn't want to put too many pics of the girls up (the littlest is mine!), but we had thirteen attendees, and we rotated the girls around to all of these cute stations. Plus, five moms stayed to help too.
Now, I can't wait to take all of the things their donations to the place we collected them for, The Rathbun Center.
glad you had a blast. love the cards. and the way you posted your pictures. hope you have a great week!
looks fantastic! thanks for sharing your heart and pieces of your life with us.
So fun, what a great list! A joy to read ;) (And see!)
Looks like an awesome time!
joy & blessings,
Alida
I found you over at Ann's blog...I am counting too.
I'm glad it went well Amy :) Love your list!
What a fabulous cause to support! So glad to hear that your 8YO is healthy now. Thank you for sharing the sleepover photos - looked like fun. I know anytime we break out the paints or markers, all the girls have fun! Blessings to you.
So fantastic. I love your heart for others Amy. (btw - I recently finished reading 'One Thousand Gifts' too, and am loving the journey right along with you!)
-Kim
Moments filled with love and intention... love that Amy! The apples look yummy. Love the aspiring artists and their art! Great photos!
Aw, you are so good at making things fun. It looks like you had a blast. Sometimes I surprised you don't teach younger kids because you're so good at making them feel special. I bet is was an amazing time for all of them. They'll never forget helping.
I so admire your commitment to teaching your children to be others minded. Thank you for your example.
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