Monday, October 17, 2011

Hello Monday...

{Inspired by the lovely Lisa Leonard.  Linking up with her today.}

Hello leftover Pumpkin Muffins, what a treat you are!
Hello gymnastics practice in the living room.

Hello good news! I welcome you and the possibility of you.

Hello chicken noodle soup in the crock pot for dinner.

Hello working on the next Whatever Craft Weekend.
Hello planning a 4th birthday party.

Hello preparing for a business lunch.

Hello counting the days until my Mom arrives.  {Five more sleeps!}

Hello gorgeous Kansas sunsets. I've missed you.

What are you saying "Hello" to you this week?

9 comments:

  1. I wondered if that what was what you were doing last night :)

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  2. Hello to a cute little boy jumping off of the school bus!

    Hello to the great things God has YET to do! I can't wait!

    and Hello coffee! Thank God you are here for me today :-)

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  3. We count days in "sleeps" at our house, too:)
    Mrs. B.

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  4. Love the "hello" idea. Your pictures are really all looking good girl.

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  5. I love it -- I'm swing hello to crisp fall mornings (okay, at least cooler mornings), a hot cup of coffee and quiet time on my back patio

    I'm saying hello to my cute nephews when I surprise them tomorrow!

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  6. Think I'm going to be saying hello to those pumpkin muffins. Do you realize how much mouth watering food you've been posting lately? Not good for preggo over here.

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  7. Hello to a beautiful, Jesus lovin' friend! Happy day!

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  8. I said hello to family visiting from Utah. Wish I would have though about doing this for my Monday post -- it would have been a fun way to welcome them. :) You rock Kimberlee.

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  9. We count down to important things in "sleeps" too. :) Two more sleeps until the hubby and I take a road trip down the coast to Santa Barbara for our anniversary weekend. I can't wait.

    Miss you, sweet friend!!

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