SRKindredSpirits

"Encourage one another and build each other up." -  1 Thessalonians 5:11  In today's fast paced society and advanced technology - there's something extra special about receiving an unexpected handwritten card in the mail! It's one of the most welcomed form of communication, and speaks right to a persons heart.  Cards are loved by all ages - it can make the elderly feel appreciated, the lonely feel loved, the stay-at-home mom feel that she's not forgotten, the single that their not alone, the teenager that their important. A card can bring a brighter day to the sick and injured, and a smile to the tired soldier.  Send a thank-you card to a pastor, teacher, or babysitter. A card is a reminder of love. It can bring hope and joy - send someone a card, 'just because'! I was excited to be picked by (In)Courage to receive a Simply Marvelous 10 pack and a Simply Marvelous thank you 3 pack from Dayspring. They also sent me a card org

To my ex-husband. I never quit loving you.  You loved me when I thought I was unlovable.  You were there for me when my friends and family forsook me. You watched me grow up. You were my best friend - I told you all my secrets.  I loved your children as my own. Your Grandma Keihl was one of the sweetest ladies I've known. I loved her. We had a hard life together -you and me.... We learned to live without a lot. But, we had some good times, too - and made lots of memories together. I loved driving truck; hauling trailers with you through New York City and the Bronx. (Remember how we would always hug each other when we finally got through it?)  I loved going with you on plumbing and excavating jobs. (I still think it's cool that we demolished the old Shumuth's Restaurant building.)   I loved working with you at the cemetery. I still love cemetery s.  You gave me my precious little girl - I see you, when I look at her.