Scattered Thoughts From A Maryland Cottage

Scattered Thoughts From A Maryland Cottage
The Yin and Yang of Thankfulness
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Thankful for Gatherings and Much More!

Feathers make me think of friends I've lost, little blessings
and make me smile. They have this ethereal nature that seems to connect me to many ideas. Because of this, I've decided to use them as my Thanksgiving theme for this year.
So here I'll begin my thoughts
on gratefulness journal...
  • the joy of moms and grand moms going to movies with their little ones
  • praying anywhere I choose
  • Hospice and their caregivers
  • prayers for our troops and their families
  • new babies
  • caring for our elderly
  • helping the homeless
  • church

  • making a new friend
  • loving an old one
  • holding hands
  • loving my job

  • my sons
  • my family
  • the ability to laugh and cry, then laugh again
  • to stop, listen and care

It might sound very simple to you when I list what I view as my blessings.
This last year has been a rough road in many ways. I've learned a lot,
adjusted a lot, moved twice, had health issues, began a new job, made friends,
become closer to God, read many a book, seen new places... learned who truly cares, who always has,
have become a better friend and Mom, realized I make mistakes and always will, have learned meditation and prayer, listening is very powerful and I am a novice at it. My sons are wise and I have a great deal to learn from them. God is always holding me in HIS hands. I have dear friends that ride their roller coasters and mine. I have a huge sense of humor. It's OK to cry. Everyone has a story to tell, a gift of themselves to share. I am so very thankful for this Life. Jenn


Happy Thanksgiving...
there is no one else like YOU!

Monday, April 6, 2009

Copper Star Farm Woodbine Maryland


Come and let me introduce you to my friendAdd Image Emily at Copper Star Farm
in Woodbine, Maryland. You can look up their site at
www.copperstarfarm to see the furries, family and friendlies. They have babies due this spring and if you happen to live in the area - contact them to see if you can stop by for a visit. If you've never seen a miniature donkey - you are missing something special! I once met one on a farm near us - his name was "Matthew" - ironically my 28 year old son's name - if you had met him as a 3 year old or as a teen - you would have understood. Momma Jennifer