Carter is thankful for his bowls.
Asher is thankful for our house.
Mommy is thankful for our very "lived-in" home. A lot of blood, sweat and tears (not to mention the boogers, vomit and urine) went into making our house the finished product that it is today. We built it as a young couple fresh out of college and only planned to stay for about seven years. Six years and two kids later, I think we'll be here much longer...there's no place like home.Daddy is thankful for his job.
Day #4
Carter is thankful for our house.
Asher is thankful for CARS fruit snacks.
Mommy is thankful for our neighborhood. Ours was only the 4th house built in this neighborhood, and little did we know that the people who would become our neighbors would also become some of our best friends. Our kids have literally grown up together. We've partied together, we've laughed together, we've nailed each other with water balloons and we've dealt with unthinkable tragedy together. They are an amazing group of people to live among. "Neighbors by chance, friends by choice."Daddy is thankful for his wife.
Day #5
Carter is thankful for his friends. L.-r.: Reese, Mallorie, Reanna & Carter.
Asher is thankful for warm jammies.
Asher is thankful for warm jammies.
Mommy is thankful for a secure job that allows me to help provide for our family, and also thankful for the flexibility it offers me for our kids.
Daddy is thankful for his friends.
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