A neighbor recently had some surgery done on her heart.
Definitely, send her a card. A happy, funny card.
Someone at church has two family members in the hospital / recovery
process. God bless her. Send her a card (knowing the “sick”ones always get
cards – but what about the mom standing by, right?)
Reading a really interesting book, a friend that lives one
hour away recommended it. I think I’ll drop a note off to her and let her know
how much I am enjoying it and thanks for thinking of me. (and let's get together soon to discuss it!)
Was at a meeting the other night, and a friend handed me a
copy of a devotion he had read that day… said it reminded him of me. And it
does. Another note of thanks for thinking of me and sharing.
A woman I recently met sent me information about her connecting
returning soldiers with dogs that need homes (because my son just returned). I
have the perfect dog card to send her a note of appreciation.
And I have my regular list of shut-ins that I send cards to
every month. Got those Thanksgiving cards out just in time. They love getting
mail!
Birthdays! Birthdays! There’s always one or two on my
calendar.
And I do write to my sponsored child in Uganda every
month as well. I like little note cards
so I don’t have to write very much. J
Which reminds me of a pen pal ministry for incarcerated
teens that I used to be involved with. I have more time on my hands now, maybe
I should get back into that…
- You’ve been on my mind lately…
- I cherish our friendship and appreciate your thoughtfulness.
- You mean a lot to me!
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