Serendipity Experience - 33 Make Family Resolutions.
3:31 PMOur family has just spent a delightful week being tourists in our own town, visiting museums, galleries, landmarks and even staying in a hotel in the city. It has been a wonderful bonding time together and a lovely start to the New Year. After spending this time together we were inspired to make some family resolutions for the year ahead.
Each family member had some input into our resolutions. Whilst the adults selected behaviours we could modify for more harmonious family life, the children selected more things they would like the family to do together.
I have decided to keep all of our resolutions in a jar in the kitchen so that we see them regularly and are reminded to adhere to them!
My children should have made a pact not to bite thier nails anymore! |
I decided to link up with the following challenges, pop by and visit them!
9 comments
What a great idea! I love your first photo, very neat! Thanks for linking up.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely love these shots and your new logo at the bottom! well done on these solutions, I asked Harry if he had made any but he just grunted.
ReplyDeleteLove the concept of family resolutions! Less sarcasm? That would be a tough one for me lol
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful start into the new year! What a great idea, too, to have family resolutions and to put it visibly in such a beautiful jar! I love your photos - great compositions!
ReplyDeleteYour photo's look wonderful. And what a great way for a family to bond.. Hope you are having a wonderful day my friend.. Hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteHi: I love this idea. What a wonderful thing to do as a family. I pray that you are able to accomplish them all. Blessings, Martha
ReplyDeletewhat a awesome idea great new years resolutions
ReplyDeleteYou are so cool. What special family memories you are creating!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing,
Holly
http://hallelujahsbyholly.blogspot.com
What a wonderful idea! Fantastic shots!
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