1. Windy Weather
2. Cashmere Sweaters
3. Leather Boots
   
4. Toasty Bonfires
5. Cozy Quilts
   
6. Thankful Thoughts
   
7. Friends & Family
   
8. Hot Apple Pie
   
9. Cinnamon Toast
   
10. Mulled Cider
11. and turkey!
    

“The greatest saint in the world is not he who prays most or fasts most; it is not he who gives most alms, or is most eminent for temperance, chastity or justice. It is he who is most thankful to God, and who has a heart always ready to praise God. This is the perfection of all virtues. Joy in God and thankfulness to God is the highest perfection of a divine and holy life.” – William Law

“Gratitude is the fairest blossom which springs from the soul.” – Ballou   

“I thank my God upon every remembrance of you…Philippians 1:3                                            

In this season of Thanksgiving, please share one of your favorite quotes on being thankful.

It’s almost November. Only two months left to complete your goals for this year.

What would you love to accomplish by the end of the year? Writing goals or personal goals…

Waving at Connie, Sherry and Jorlyn – I know you have writing goals you’re trying to reach. Thank you to Jorlyn who keeps me on track each month with her consistent efforts : )

I challenge you to list five goals to complete within the next two months.

Be realistic. If you reach for too much, you may end up discouraged. I know I’ll be busy in November finishing up essays for Bible Institute and facing final exams for this semester. So I need to be reasonable. But I still would like to complete this list by the end of 2013.

1. Write out questions and draft article on a local pastor.
2. Return to novella work, revise and continue the story.
3. Make reservations for Blue Ridge Mts. Christian Writers Conference – DONE!
4. Set goals for Conference.
5. Begin editing work for a local publication.

Your turn! Time is running out…