Do you spend more time thinking about the future or the past? Why?

Bloganuary #7

I try to live in the present and prepare for the future. Take taxes, for instance, I keep a folder for receipts and documents that relate to tax information the whole year. Then in January, I pull other paperwork for that file and try to get organized. Taxes are not on my mind during the year this way.

I look forward to future events coming up. Not all of them (i.e., taxes), but the majority of them are involving family, quilting, and spiritual goals. Other things I look forward to are: football season, granddaughter’s dance recitals & sports. Curling up in front of the fireplace with a good book or movie and watching it snow.

TTFN

What is the greatest gift someone could give you?

Their Time

When daughters and mothers can spend a weekend going to a rock concert, eating strange food, shopping at boutiques and other stores, we can’t afford, and have a ton of fun – just us.

Giggles and laughter can lighten your outlook, whether or not you tell the joke.

Time with granddaughters is a real blessing. Dressing like princesses and hanging out in the royal tent is an honor!

Chocolate is also a great gift!

TTFN