The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

 Dec 4th- A few of my favorite things...

~A nativity that has traveled from different parts of the world assembled on a shelf

~A nativity that awaits the Advent of a Guest in three weeks time in a large creche

~A nativity that needs a yard-sized spaces

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

 Dec 14th- A few of my favorite things...

~A nativity scene tall

~A nativity scene small

~A nativity scene by the fire hall

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

 Nov 24th- A few of my favorite things...

~Elves at work getting the Christmas tree and Nativity ready in Clinton Square

~Elves at work getting the tree up and some extra trees lit for added cheer in the village

~Elves at work putting up a tree or two to bring their gentle glow...and maybe a smile to those passing by

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

Oct 29th- A few of my favorite things...
~A six year old finding a handcrafted nativity to be treasured
~An eight year old finding a travel clock to keep time
~A ten year old finding dolls just right for her dollhouse....and mom finding a bit about their hearts in a rummage sale

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

Dec 13th- A few of my favorite things...
~A snowy day spent making a watering hole for your horses
~A moon hopper with a special compartment for lunar samples
~And a sky monitoring base watching for a particular star

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

Jan 1st- A few of my favorite things...
~Waking up to a new day and a new year all in one
~Children who find the Nativity just as wondrous after the presents
~Finding wind-built snow balls scattering the fields (making me wonder if Bugs Bunny is nearby)

The Habit of Thankfulness: A Few of My Favorite Things

Dec 15th- A few of my favorite things...
~Wondering if this diorama represents Jesus' younger years in Egypt
~Hand painted cherry blossom ornament, our new ornament for the year
~Watching the girlies take turns finding and hiding the mouse on each other on the tree throughout the Christmas season