Grateful for flowers & snow, kittens & mittens, books & tea, oranges & toast, home & family. And you dear friends, I am grateful for you.
Wilbur looked up. At the top of the doorway three small webs were being constructed. On each web, working busily was one of Charlotte's daughters.
"Can I take this to mean," asked Wilbur, "that you have definitely decided to live here in the barn cellar, and that I am going to have three
friends?"
"You can indeed," said the spiders.
from
Charlotte's Web, E.B. White
Aw, Jen… Sorry, Jane. This fickle reader might have just found her other favorite gratitude post!!!
ReplyDeleteYou guys make it easy.
DeleteHello Jen, Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. Even though I am not partial to snow, that is a lovely picture. I love the juxtaposition of two kinds of falling water.
ReplyDelete--Jim
I wonder if you miss/think of Thanksgiving?
DeleteThanksgiving was and is one of my top favorite holidays; I like the idea behind it as well as the trappings. This year, however, I was not able to muster much of a celebration, aside from some cranberry steamed buns.
DeleteThe snow looks beautiful Jen! Wishing you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteMadelief x
The first snow is always special.
DeleteHappy Thanksgiving to all of you! What a great scenery outside, the snow looks magical!
ReplyDeleteIt's postcard pretty right now!
DeleteHappy Thanksgiving Jen.Keep warm!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne. I should learn to knit.
DeleteBeautiful photo of winter ! Happy Thanksgiving !
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ela!
DeleteI'm with Shelley, this is a perfect gratitude post.
ReplyDeleteSo happy to be living in your basement.
xo j
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Deletehappy thanksgiving, I hope you have a wonderful time xoxo
ReplyDeletelots of reading!
DeleteThis made me cry...I agree, this was especially special. xo
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving!
I'm glad we found each other this year!
DeleteDear Jen... Just lovely. So thankful for you and your generous nature, your soulful views and your artistic spirit. You share your art and words straight from the heart. What a wonderful universe we have here... far away, but yet so near. Thanksgiving blessings to you and yours! Susan
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweetheart you are, Susan. xo
DeleteWonderful photo. HappyThanksgiving to you and yours, Jen.
ReplyDeleteSnow yet for you?
DeleteHapp Thanksgiving to you. (I just dicovered your bloga dn have already added you to my Bloglovin' feed. All I've seen is soulful and lovely.)
ReplyDeleteWelcome!
DeleteHope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving, Jen.
ReplyDeleteYou too!
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ReplyDeleteOh you got snow, how wonderful. I can see the waterfall in the background, it's magical, Norman Rockwell could not have come up with a better image. Hope it was all magical dear Jen.
ReplyDeleteWhat a contrast; landscape of your previous post and this!
ReplyDeleteAnd what charming phrases from Charlotte's Web!
Thank you so much.
Beautiful words of gratitude and the sketch is brilliant
ReplyDeleteHelen
Helen, that's a photo. Wish it was a sketch!
DeleteI do not know the story but it sounds caring. The photo with the snow it adorable! Christa
ReplyDeleteYou would love Charlotte's Web!
DeleteThanks for your blog :)
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome.
DeleteAlways happy to return to Charlotte's Web (which I've been able to do three times in the last two years!). Another reason having kids is wonderful. xx
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