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Day 25: I'm thankful for my church. It is filled with believers and non-believers. It's a place where all are welcome and the Lord is changing lives and rocking worlds for the better. 
So blessed to witness such love.
 
 Day 26: I'm thankful for my MOPS group. I hardly know anyone but it has been a blessing to me, encouraging me and helping me be a better wife and mom.
 
Day 27:  I'm thankful for my vacuum. The clean freak in me couldn't live without it.
 
Day 28: I'm thankful for my new car. It is from some of the most precious people in my life and I smile every time I'm in it (which is a lot)! Thankful for all the room it has for our growing family.
all of us girls got new wheels this summer
Day 29: I'm thankful for the million and one toys in the house. They are my sanity when I'm trying to cook a meal or get something done while the busy-butts are awake.

Day 30: I'm thankful for November. To have a month set aside to reflect on our blessings, big and small. 
 

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