Joy List Monday
♥ a weekly ritual ♥
a reminder to stop and pay attention to the little beauties and graces that make life
magical and to set aside time for gratitude each day
♥ warm November days
♥ a picnic in the November sun
♥ soaking in the last of Autumn
♥ beef barely soup
♥ omelets for breakfast
♥ hot raspberry tea
♥ birds at the bird feeder
♥ a letter in the mail from family we have not seen in awhile
♥ white chip/cranberry cookies
Wishing you a beautiful week full of little things that make you smile.
♥
Carla
These autumn paths are so gorgeous! I wish I could walk down them. My favorite canned soup was always Campbell's Beef Barley, so I can't imagine how good homemade is!!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful Joy list.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Julia
Yum white chip cranberry cookies sound so good. I will take a dozen or two!!! Have a great week. Hugs. Kris
ReplyDeleteWhat a joyful post. So many things to be thankful for.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful list of things to be thankful for and bring you joy.
ReplyDeleteFirst, Carla, your Autumn photos are so pretty. I especially liked the one with the trail. Hot raspberry tea sounds very nice right now. We are having rain and may get some snow already. I'm glad you had some warm November days. Ours has been very cold, in the 30's. Your beef barley soup sounds delicious for these cold days. It's always nice to get letters and notes from loved ones.
ReplyDeleteHave a sweet day, Carla. And you know how much I love your Joy List posts. They bring joy to my heart.
~Sheri
You made me smile with your lists and pictures. Janice
ReplyDeleteWhite chip, cranberry cookies?? Oh, I want some! I need to search your blog to see if you have a recipe! Yum!!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. We don't have many leaves left on the trees, so not much color around to enjoy. Mostly it's been cold, wet, grey, and pretty darn ugly. I've been pretty down due to the election, so my mood is like the weather grey. Nice items on your joy list. I'm going to have to try it myself to help lift my mood. Sipping nice hot coffee, finished an afghan, got another started, laid out pork tenderloin for dinner, our daughter will be home Sat to spend a week over Thanksgiving. Doing that made me smile. Thanks! I'm going to try and make a practice of it. Have a good day.
ReplyDeleteA great ritual to have, and i enjoyed reading your list.
ReplyDeleteThe pictures are so pretty.
You still have some nice color in your neck of the woods.
What a glut of gorgeousness! The last of fall indeed. We had very little leaf color this year but you never know, it may surprise us yet, hahaha! That is, before a stiff December wind blows them all off for good! xoxo
ReplyDeletesuch a great post Carla. The meaningful words and the gorgeous Fall colors....Love it all!!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures! They'd make really lovely notecards!
ReplyDeleteLovely thoughts to match the pretty photos. This was a mood lightener, thank you!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a beautiful week as well!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs, the colours are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
How I love this list!
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