And for Kind, which we all should be.
Thanks for the examples of kindness I see all around me.
Thanks for the examples of kindness I see all around me.
Living life with a thankful heart
Thanks for the examples of kindness I see all around me.
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Look at you! A dog lover from an early age!
ReplyDeleteOh, yes!
DeleteKind-hearted Kristi, cuddling (Knuffelen in Dutch) a little doggie.
ReplyDeleteI'm more of a Kissing Kittens Kind of girl myself....
My favorite word though; Knowledge, although I always wonder why on earth there's a K in that word to begin with....
.... and just looked it up and it's because we Dutch and German were some of the first Americans and our Kn-sound couldn't be pronounced by you guys, but it stayed in the writing... So, that's new Knowlegde for today!!
DeleteI learned something new today! Thank you!
DeletePrecious is not a word I use... but how precious are you!?
ReplyDeleteI don't remember ever being called precious before, but I do remember my mom (lovingly) calling me "little imp!" Thank you, though. :-)
Deletewing-back chair? I loves a comfortable wingback chair!
ReplyDeleteIt is comfortable, and it is still in my parents' house.
DeleteI bet you were a little imp! But the kindest little imp around! Love the picture.
ReplyDeleteOh, how I love this picture of you! The curls were there from the beginning, weren't they? I think kind=Kristi.
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