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October 25, 2015
roots
October 20, 2015
pop-up sale | gratitude journal
The year is winding down with the sunny, balmy days ushering in cooler afternoons and chilly evenings. My wool sweaters and chunky scarves are working themselves into my rotation, which makes me want to crochet more of these.
Fall is my favorite time of year, how about you?
And speaking of the end of the year, I've reduce the pricing on Gratitude Journals as I amp up the production of 2016 Gratitude Journals, which are in the shop and ready to ship NOW...if you're interested.
But, if you're new to gratitude journaling and want to begin, the 2016 Gratitude Journals are in the shop and ready to ship!
Want a peek inside?
And we listened...now with more pages! You asked for more pages and we're happy to announce there are now 70 pages and 12 monthly tabbed dividers for a total of 82 pages...with no price increase.
For each and every customer and friend that have placed orders, sometimes repeatedly {!!!!}, I am thankful and grateful and humbled. I never thought that my little shop would grow and thrive and bring me such joy. Now, I am certainly not the breadwinner in our family, but my work from home job has helped our family on many projects {we're avid DIY'ers} and we've enjoyed a nice vacation, or two! Thank you, thank you for believing in me and supporting my dreams.
HELPFUL LINKS
Read more about how I use my own Gratitude Journal here.
BUY A GRATITUDE JOURNAL
Here's a notebook style Gratitude Journal.
This composition notebook journal has tons of room to write!
And the newest Gratitude Journal in the shop is the Midori Travelers Notebook style.
October 12, 2015
our great big ferris wheel adventure
This story didn't start out as our great big ferris wheel adventure, but that's how we'll remember it.
We went to meet up with a customer | friend of Gordon's in Pigeon Forge for dinner. While we were waiting for them to arrive, we sat underneath the biggest ferris wheel we had ever seen. Like ever. For reals. Come to find out it was 200 feet tall, 60 meters to be exact, and was quite the ride!
This ride was like the Mercedes of ferris wheels, nothing like the last one we rode at Dollywood on our Fall Break adventure with a friend of ours. It was enclosed and had heat and air, I suppose, but it was a nice Spring evening, so I don't know that their was heat or air on inside. Six adults would fit, but we just had the 4 of us.
Isabella is not a fan of ferris wheels, but wanted so much to ride this one. It was a bit pricey, but after pulling the "we're locals, do you give discounts?" card, we scored reduced prices and went for it.
She overcame her fear of ferris wheels and now wants to ride every time we go to Pigeon Forge. I call that a big win.
She overcame her fear of ferris wheels and now wants to ride every time we go to Pigeon Forge. I call that a big win.
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October 11, 2015
fall apart
October 4, 2015
do something
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