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Week 10 & Week 11:

After this post I shouldn't fall behind anymore for a while, at least that's the plan.
 
I did the same blessing two weeks in a row. Just so you know it's not as serious as week 9. I hope you enjoy!
 
Our area was hit hard with some bad weather recently. The roads were sheets of ice. Thankfully though I have friends who know how to drive on ice and a husband who can drive on ice, because of them I didn't have to miss any work. Since I didn't have a car and couldn't get home for lunch, so I figured I could order lunch for myself and a few others.  
 
So, my blessing was providing food for my co-workers. None of us could get out of the office on Friday so we ordered some pizza, my treat. Then earlier this week weather was still freezing and roads were still icy, so I brought broccoli cheese soup. It was such a hit someone even asked for the recipe!
 
I'm blessed to work with the group of people I work with; they've taken me in as family. Most days they even like me! I felt it necessary that even on a snow day they should be reminded how lucky they are to know me. HA! I'm kidding, I'm lucky to have been blessed with the job I have and to be surrounded by such wonderful people.

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