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AWAKE, oh Sleeper!

August 12, 2014 / SilviaLedon / 1 Comment

This post expresses my sentiment regarding our response to the present suffering around the world. I am convicted to become active in prayer.

AWAKE, oh Sleeper!.

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Gratitude 29: Elise, you have brought me joy and filled my heart with love. I am grateful for the trunk of memories we have, filled with moments listening to your piano playing, going to concerts, standing in line at auditions, snuggling in bed, stoping to see fountains, bike and scooter riding, flying on trees, singing together, and watching you grow into the amazing woman you are now. 💕 #amonthofgratitude

Sometimes FB memories just make me smile wide 😄(How’s that for a 10 year challenge l?) Gratitude 27: Good memories (cus sometimes I only focus on the not-so-good ones). I have a lifetime bucket of smiles and songs and family and friends and teens and good food and dancing and adventuring. Also, is that really @aireel96 ?? 😂

Gratitude 26: This past year I wrestled with the word HOPE. My new word for the next year is FREEDOM. I am grateful that God is able and willing to impart it, and that I have the ability to live it (though it doesn’t feel like it often). So this year I am purposing to live and experience freedom: Freedom to be vulnerable, to age gracefully, to be myself with everyone (cus if we age gracefully we can also care less about what people think, am I right?), to fail, to love without holding back, to feel loved, and to take care of myself. I am grateful freedom is offered, available, and attainable. #amonthofgratitude

Gratitude 25: I have way too many pictures of my friends so I decided to go with this instead 😂. Today I am thankful for the strong women who surround me and support me. For those who give me their friendship in various degrees and amounts, for those who pray for me and encourage me, for those who have helped me in practical ways (like helping me prep for a house wedding), for those who have met me for coffee and asked me how I was doing, for those who have had me over their house, for those who have loved my children, for those who have sent me notes in the mail (even though I am terrible at that myself), and for those who have celebrated with me, whether a birthday, a New Year, a show or recital, a wedding, or a flash mob; for those I’ve been on road trips with and have laughed with me, and for those who have cried with me when I was terrified. You know who you are, and I’m a so thankful for you. Time and time again, God has shown up in my life through you. 💕 #amonthofgratitude 📷 @ledon.mp4

Gratitude 24: Today would have been my dad’s birthday. I’m thankful for the full and meaningful life he lived on this planet. He was my first and most influential music teacher, composer, choral director, and leader. He was an avid reader, a wordsmith, a philosopher. He lived and breathed character and conviction, and he masterfully imparted this to others. He was loved and respected by his large community. What a man. #amonthofgratitude

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