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Sweet Love


--by JuneBug, posted Nov 13, 2011

I normally get 4 of my grandaughters on Saturdays and they spend the night to go to church with me. The plan was for them to finish their Valentine's Day cards up for the special ones in church. Of course, everyone is special, but they can only make so many. We were to make and bake some heart shaped cookies and spread the love but due to circumstances the girls arrived late. I had already decided to go ahead and bake the cookies. They came into a home filed with the smell of homemade cookies which was a plus. Next morning I gave each girl a wrapped plate of cookies to take into their Sunday School room and share with others. There were some left-overs because there were so many. After church service I allowed them to share the remaining cookies with whomever would like one. The girls smiled as they asked the church family if they would like one. They recieved so many compliments and smiles and hugs! It was so awesome to watch them. Alot of love was passed around in that small gesture....Happy Valentine's Day everybody !!! 

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Bluebell wrote: What can I say ... lol ... loving-kindness is the surname of your family. May all your days be filled with Loving-Kindness and endless LOVE. Love and Light and a Thousand Smiles, Bluebell
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: How SWEET! Glad you were all able to spread some yummy treats in their Sunday School classes! :)
unknown wrote: You are their sunshine :) So, how can they not spread the warmth and love of your heart and baking hands :)
Aurelia wrote: SWEETNESS...I love it. Junebug you are a wonderful example of Love and Kindness. Your grandbugs are learning so much from you. :) I know you are proud!
:0) SMILE ~Aurelia
madeusmile wrote: No lesson taught through cookies was ever a wasted lesson! :)

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