One thing for which I thank God are those little acts of love.
Nothing big or showstopping like leaving a $3,000 dollar tip
or running into a burning building for someone.
They are small things like a smile,
a kind word,
letting someone else go first,
or holding a door for someone,
A hug, or a card.
Today, I was encouraged by cards.
They were not expensive or valuable,
but they were given as a demonstration of love and caring.
As I read the words and thought about the people who gave them,
I was encouraged and blessed.
Often a hug from a friend can take your bad day and make it better.
Even just a smile or a kind word can change a person's perspective.
They cost little and yet they can be invaluable.
Hold the door for someone or let them go ahead of you.
A small act of kindness yet it can mean the world to the receiver.
The past few weeks I have been showered by little acts of love.
They helped to make some sad days happy.
They were small things like hugs, cards,
sincerely asking how I'm doing and waiting to hear the answer.
They said, "I love you, I care about you,
You're important to me."
I thank God for the little acts of love that others have showered on me,
Tonight, I’m doing something I absolutely hate. My husband and I are working on a budget. I imagine that most of you feel the same way. It’ kind of like taxes and doctors, we dislike them and breathe a sigh of relief when they are done. Truth be told; we really don’t enjoy working on a budget at all. Yet it is one of the necessary components in knowing exactly how much you have and what you can spend. If indeed we are responsible to God for how we handle the resources that God has given us, then we need a clear picture. One piece of the puzzle that can bring the whole puzzle into focus is a budget. It allows you to see and compare what you spend with what you have. Sometimes as I’ve done a budget and looked at what I saw, I could see that the problem was little things that add up. I realized that the problem was that I forgot the advice I had been given long ago, little things add up. As we do a budget, we often see little things th...

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