Being a chankster or a thankster is a daily choice... to think about what I
do have or what I
don't have. And especially this weekend, Easter, I am reminded of what a crankster I am and the thankster I should be for the sacrifice that Jesus made on the cross.
Thank you, Lord, for moments like these...
for family...
for all of your creation...
The idea of "cranksters and thanksters" came from a book I was given this week called Loving the Little Years: Motherhood in the Trenches by Rachel Jankovic. Thanks Abigail!
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