I just love the sentiments on these old Victorian calling cards. How sweet is this little card!!! Untroubled be thy days.
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| Free Victorian Calling Card |
This next image, I've shared with you before but just have to bring it out again in case you missed it. I love the sentiment on this one ~ Always do your best.
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| Free Victorian Card |
Here's one more that I thought you'd enjoy today, don't you just love the huge red roses.
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| Free Victorian Card |
Untroubled be thy days ~ If you blog with blogger as your host, you've had some frustrating days lately. I would think the meaning behind the sentiment on the card I've shared is lighthearted troubles such as this.
I used to "sweat the small stuff" until multiple family tragedies made me realize the "small stuff" was SO insignificant. Just this month my husband did the funeral for a friend, the son of a friend of mine has a mass on his brain and is facing surgery, my niece's baby battles severe asthma, and my nephew would have been 32 this month but he left us very suddenly four years ago from a motorcycle accident.
Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you.
I do not give to you as the world gives.
Do not let your hearts be troubled
and do not be afraid.
John 14:27
Cherish your family, recognize what is important in your life, don't get bogged down with insignificant nuisances and make the most of each day.
Have a blessed weekend my friends.
Such gorgeous calling cards...thanks, Abby. And thank you for this wonderful reminder.
ReplyDeleteAbby received my beautiful cards yesterday. Everyone of them is so beautiful. My whole family was enthralled with them. Thank you so much and for your sweet note. I love looking at you blog everyday and seeing your posts. Gives me great food for thought. Thanks for being you.
ReplyDeleteHi Abby,
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing images you shared with us! I love the roses!
My friend, my prayers are with you and your loved ones during these difficult times.
He IS Able,
Traci S.
"A friend loveth at all times." Proverbs 17:17