Wednesday, March 19, 2008

A Little Celebration

So, do you remember the commercial about celebrating the "little" moments in life by purchasing an ice cream cake? Something like getting new glasses, getting an A on a paper, etc. Some things were fairly ridiculous, others a good cause for celebration. I think maybe it was Dairy Queen or Carvel, who knows. Anyhow, we had a little celebration today in our home, minus the Dairy Queen cake. In today's mail, we got the official letter from the Christian school we want Eric to attend, saying that he has indeed been accepted. Eric was so excited and I thought it was a perfect opportunity to celebrate "the little things" that make life so fun.


We had fun making this poster, hanging streamers, going to the library to pick out a family video, and planning the menu (pizza and ice cream cones!). Check out Eric's own handwriting on this sign too! He wrote "I'm Going to BCCS". Gotta love the enthusiasm.Today: I'm thankful for the little things. Like my new flannel PJs (only $4 on clearance!), a generous person who gave Chad a gift card for gasoline because he helped them fix their computer, showing the kids the leaf buds sprouting on the trees (finally!), and the excitement of a little boy at the prospect of a whole new world waiting for him at school. God is so good to us!

4 comments:

Kevin and Amy said...

You go, Eric! Congratulations, buddy!

And thanks for the dose of enthusiasm and the reminder to always celebrate, Joanie!

The poster looks great and the celebratory menu sounds outstanding! Have a wonderful evening reflecting on all the blessings!

Sara said...

Awww... congratulate the little guy for me! I miss you guys so much! I wish I could see him, I still love you guys so much. Kisses and Hugs, love you.

Anonymous said...

Way to go, Eric! We all knew you were plenty smart enough for any school you want to go to!
Love to all the party of five!
Gramma Debbie

Heather (Zen's Mom) said...

Yay Eric!!! (Pray for me, I am trying to get Zen into a private school here in Pueblo, and he has to be potty trained by the end of August!)