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Friday Favorites

 Happy Friday, friends! Today I am linking up with Andrea and Erika for another Friday Favorites.


This is going to be a rapid-fire Friday favorites because it is getting late and I have to wake up extra early to pick up a special little girl :)

The said little girl!
Nobody ever told me how much you love your grandbabies! Spending time with Wrenley is always one of my favorites💗

Another one of my favorite things is watching Makena present. This time she was on her "home turf". She did a presentation on The Stuttgart Army Airfield for a historical group at our community center. They had their biggest turnout for a meeting because Makena has so many people who support her and love her. We are thankful for everyone who came. Of course she did a great job.
I'm always proud of her.

It is always a favorite any time I get a video or picture of my grandson, Wesley.
I can't wait until June!

My gentle giant, Boone, wanting to do his favorite thing: GO OUTSIDE!

Makena has been feeding her sourdough starter for a couple of weeks now. Earlier this week she decided to try her hand at make a loaf of bread. It was delicious, especially toasted with ricotta cheese on top! Having adult kids who bake yummy treats is definitely a favorite!



And just like that, another Friday wraps up. This week held a lot of new beginnings. The first week of January typically is. These favorites may seem simple. There were no big trips or purchases, but they are the kinds of things that gently carried me through the days, and for that, I'm grateful.
As always, I'd love to know what made your list this week--what made you smile, breathe deeper, or feel more like yourself.

 Here's to heading into the weekend with a full cup and room for rest. Happy Friday, friends!!

Much Love,
Beth









Comments

Kim Carberry said…
Aww! How lovely to spend time with your Granddaughter and good job to Makena with the presentation and the bread! That is exciting to see your Grandson!

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