Blog Hop Giveaway extended. Because I've got so much to share on the blog over the next couple of days. I've decided to extend my giveaway to Thursday. If you haven't done so, you may get in on the action here. Winner will be announced on Friday, March 8th.
A new month a new Challenge over at Scrapping Everyday Miracles.
This month
Marjolaine has challenged us to scrap about a gift we've given or received, that really touched our hearts. It was a perfect challenge to scrap the sweet, sweet gift Théa, my 10 year old, gave us this past Valentine's Day. After dinner that night she took off from the table and returned with two gift bags. One marked Daddy, and one marked Mommy. We were told we had to open them simultaneously. Inside were these canvases.
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The twist is to add bling. Mine is yellow, so a little difficult to see. |
I have been fortunate enough to receive many gifts in my lifetime, but none so sweet, and thoughtful as this. There is just something about your child choosing to pour time and energy into something handmade especially for you. I love that the Lord put inside of her a love for all things artsy. It's been a real blessing watching her discover her strengths and giftings, and even more so when she chooses to use them in a way that is pleasing to the Lord. For all the times I want to crumple over in frustration, exhaustion, or sheer bewilderment at this thing called parenting, moments like that one on Valentine's Day, make it all seem like a journey I should feel continually blessed to be on. How about you? What gifts have you received or given that still cause you to feel incredibly proud or grateful?
To see what the rest of the team created in the spirit of gratitude pop over to the
SEM blog. You have until March 31st to link up you own creation, and get in on a chance at lovely kit sponsored by Sue at
ScrapChicKits
This will be my last post for Scrapping Everyday Miracles. I will forever be grateful to
Nicole for welcoming me onto the team in the middle of a term. SEM is a wonderfully warm, inspiring, supportive, creative place on the web. She has done a wonderful job of creating a place for those who love the Lord to come together, share together, and create together, all with Jesus at the centre of it. I wish her and all the new, soon-to-be announced members of the team the very best as they carry on the vision of Scrapping Everyday Miracles.
On a happier note, please come back tomorrow for a fun announcement, I've been keeping secret for weeks, and for your chance at the best RAK I've ever offered on my blog. It's big. I promise you'll want in on this.
Happy Monday friends!
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