Hello Dear Blog Friends. How are you this wonderful night? I pray you are surrounded with God’s good blessings.<\/p>\n
I had a fun day today. My sons and I went for a short trip to visit my brother in Peterborough.<\/p>\n
It was a lovely drive there. Ok the rap music was a bit trying but I’m learning to go with it. I would have much more loved to listen to the soundtrack of Practical Magic or some of my music but I am open to new things.<\/p>\n
I thought we might be in trouble when my older boy said as he was sitting in the back (my younger boy said shotgun before him) I’m bored back here. I knew something was coming soon. I had to just hold my breath and wait. He loves to entertain us.<\/p>\n
So I’m driving merrily along when I look back and almost pulled off the road I was laughing so hard. My older boy (now keep in mind he is 27) has on my winter sock monkey hat with the strings tied up underneath his chin in a big bow.\u00a0 I really shouldn’t be mentioning his age because it is my hat after all and I’m 51. It is a full sock monkey head ears and all. One of my personal favourites. Once I had it on and the gas attendant just wanted me out of the store.\u00a0 I didn’t realize my whole winter hat collection was back there (I love funky hats) because all the way there he was trying on the different hats keeping us entertained for miles.<\/p>\n
Boys will be boys.<\/p>\n
I read a really great book today called Giving Thanks The Art of Tithing by Paula Langguth Ryan<\/strong><\/a>. It is an interesting subject for sure. I have always been intrigued but couldn’t quite get the whole “give to a structured religion type thing”. It’s really nothing to do with that. The whole idea is to create a vacuum for abundance to arrive while at the same time remembering that God (Universe) is our supply. We think nothing of handing over 50% of our taxes to the government yet we forget a simple exercise that will bring abundance and freedom into our life. Getting started is scary but it has an element of fun too and the rewards are plentiful.<\/p>\n