Today, I’m thankful for friends. My pastor mentioned
yesterday that it’s one thing to be friendly; it’s entirely another to actually
make friends. He was talking about how we should not just greet newcomers but
welcome them into our lives, and I can attest to the fact that our church is
very, very good at that. So many folks did more than simply say, "Hello," when we joined; they welcomed
us into their homes and lives. Pretty sure I’d still be in a move-induced cry-fest if
that hadn’t happened.
May we all find friends like this! |
A new friendship I’m experiencing lately is with my two
oldest children. Michael and Amy are getting to the age where we are
transitioning from full-on involvement in their lives to advisors. Don’t get me
wrong; I’m still actively involved in what’s going on (they are teenagers for
crying out loud) but they’re making a lot of their own decisions about what to
do and who to do it with, and Sean and I are both so thankful that the majority
of their choices are wise. I am really looking forward to this new stage in our
relationship.
I’m thankful for my friendship with my husband. Sounds cliché,
I realize, but it is very, very true.
And I’m thankful for friends of this blog. I appreciate
you more than I can say. Thanks for spending a few minutes here a few times a
week; this little corner of the internet would be very lonely without you!
Who are you thankful for?
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