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Now graduated from her role as a homeschooling mom of 8, Dawn Camp devotes her time and love of stories to writing her first novel. She enjoys movie nights, cups of Earl Grey, and cheering on the Braves. She and her husband navigate an ever-emptying nest in the Atlanta suburbs.

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  1. Dawn,
    You eyes see His deep beauty in everything and your lens, it captures it.
    Stunning photos…
    Searching for Him too, and He`s everywhere, and we give Him thanks…
    Grateful for you, kind friend…
    All’s grace,
    Ann

  2. I know just how you feel. I’m trying to be purposeful in developing a better attitude and that includes an attitude of gratitde. It’s easy to get caught up in narrow vision of the day to day – but in the GRAND scheme – there is SO much to be thankful for.
    Whenever negative thoughts start to creep in I’m clinging to phil. 4:11 to guard my heart and redirect my mind to dewell on … “whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable

  3. Healthy family, A roof over our head (even if it isn’t our own), A sensitive and sweet 3 year old, Happy 4 month old; loving, hard-working husband.
    For my life and for Jesus saving me from certain death. Thank you. I needed to speak these words today. It is so easy to look at your life negatively when in reality….we have much to be thankful for.

  4. I love this post. The picture of the dirtly little feet inspires so many thoughts-that which is precious and created by His hand encountering the muck of this world-yet He is always there. That is what I am thankful for-that He is always there. And that He is a God who washes feet clean.

  5. I am so thankful for family.
    I am so grateful for the opportunity to start anew, every single day.
    I am also thankful for the experiences of others, that not only give me the opportunity to learn, but also help me pause and reflect on what I have that I take for granted.
    Thank you for this post. It was timely indeed

  6. Warmth on a cold night, peace in a troubled heart, hugs from friends when words just won’t cut it, and my family… all among too many blessing to count! And that is a blessing in and of itself.