89 days until Christmas

Hi, my friends! I trust you are well and staying joyful.
My antidote for sadness is a playlist of praise songs -
especially ones that I know the words to. Sing for joy!

Just a quick note to let you know there are a bunch of
new items available in my shop
ranging from Christmas ornaments, to miniature rice packs,
fridge magnets and water bottle carriers, and more.

If you're local and I can drop an order off to you in or
near Franklin, Tennessee, use the code
SEEYOUATCHURCH for free shipping.

Please don't hesitate to reach out to me if you would like something made special:
or if there is anything you would like to
see re-stocked - I would love to hear from you!

No photos in this post so you can check
out the latest pretties up in my shop all for yourself.

I hope you've had a peaceful weekend.
I spent my Saturday afternoon painting walls and
my 'happy' tank was filled right up.
So much joy! Praise the Lord.


Holly

xx

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