Indian Creek~Alphabet Challenge 2019

Stu at Something to Stu Over has brought back the Alphabet Post Challenge. 👏👏👏

You can read how this challenge came into being by checking out this post.

Thanks Stu! I can’t believe I’ve made it this far!

Here are the guidelines:

Acknowledge the blogger that challenged you.

Display the challenge photo or create your own 🙂

Link back to this post so I can read yours.

Create one post or multiple posts, as I did, using a word that starts with each letter of the alphabet and share your thoughts on the word you chose and how it can be applied to our lives.

Be creative! Use words, pictures, gifs…whatever just have fun. 🙂

Nominate/tag as many bloggers as you would like to participate.

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I is for Indian Creek~one of our old fishing holes.

And J is for Jennifer.

Chelsea, my daughter’s art when she was a teen. She loved to draw. That was something I liked to do at her age, too. I still think she needs to write her own books and illustrate them! 😄

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    • Thanks, Stu. It’s a really peaceful and beautiful place! When I saw the flowers reflecting in the water, I just HAD to take several pics! I did edit it though…and Chelsea drew a lot of anime. She had picked up a book from the library one day and fell in love with anime and manga. So, I bought her a book on how to draw anime for Christmas one year.

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      • Awe! Thanks! 😄 Actually, I framed a lot of her drawings and we hung them on her bedroom wall. She wanted to get rid of them when she moved out! I was like, not on your life! I’m keeping these. I have them somewhere here! The one I shared is actually still framed and hanging in her old bedroom.

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      • I wanted her to know that I believe in her! That she can do anything if she believes in herself. Both my girls were in S.P.I.R.I.T., the gifted class at school. They both can draw. But anyways, I’m proud of them, but say this humbly, not trying to be a braggard or anything.

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