November 10

I am thankful for helping hands. Sometimes they come from a husband who gets up early to unload the dishwasher so you don't have to. Sometimes they come from parents who just do what they do to make your life easier. Sometimes they come from friends who know you well enough to know what you need and you don't have to ask. Helping hands come from people at church who check in on you when they know things are rough. They come from a co worker who picks up the slack when your week is full. They can come from a kid who just wants to help and feel needed. Helping hands can come from lots of places but they are always a blessing.