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2014 by Karen Ehman and Glynnis Whitwer Published by Revell a division of Baker - photo 1

2014 by Karen Ehman and Glynnis Whitwer

Published by Revell

a division of Baker Publishing Group

P.O. Box 6287, Grand Rapids, MI 49516-6287

www . revellbooks .com

Ebook edition created 2014

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any meansfor example, electronic, photocopy, recordingwithout the prior written permission of the publisher. The only exception is brief quotations in printed reviews.

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is on file at the Library of Congress, Washington, DC.

ISBN 978-1-4412-4493-2

Unless otherwise indicated, Scripture quotations are from the Holy Bible, New International Version. NIV. Copyright 1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 by Biblica, Inc. Used by permission of Zondervan. All rights reserved worldwide. www.zondervan.com

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D edication

Karen

Patricia Wnukowski, my mothers only sister, lived in a tall brick house in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The eight-hour car ride around the southern tip of Lake Michigan was worth it because sheand her wonderful cookingwould be waiting at the end. (Pot roast and pineapple cheesecake were my favorites!) She was interested in my life, always asking me to sing or cheerlead for her. She gently brushed the tangles out of my hair and smelled like White Shoulders perfume. Still today, she never fails to send me a handwritten card on my birthday. Aunt Patty sprinkles the confetti of kindness wherever she goes. If I ever do grow up, I want to be just like her.

Glynnis

My little Welsh grandmother, Anna Mae Owens, had braces on her legs due to polio as a girl and lived in a little one-bedroom apartment all the years I knew her. She had no money to speak of due to the fact her husband died while she was carrying my father. But in spite of all her hardships, she still found a way to make me feel loved when I visited. Whether it was tea in the afternoon, homemade macaroni and cheese, calling me her little black-eyed Susan (although my eyes are hazel), or celebrating my mud pie creations, Grandma Owens made my time with her special. My prayer is to leave a legacy like hers.

C ontents

Cover

Title Page

Copyright Page

Dedication

Acknowledgments

Foreword

Part 1: Everyday Celebrations

1. Celebrating the Everyday Joys

2. Celebrating Birthdays

We Are Family

3. Spiritual Milestones

4. Ways to Stay Connected

5. Reaching Out to Others in Hard Times

Part 2: Holidays through the Year

6. Wintertime Wonderment

New Year and New Beginnings

Backwards Day

The Big Game

7. February Festivities

Black History Month

Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras

Valentines Day

Presidents Day

St. Patricks Day

Passover: Then and Now

Spring Has Sprung

Good Friday and Easter

9. Other Spring Things

Tell a Story Day

Arbor Day

May Day

Cinco de Mayo

Mothers Day

Memorial Day

10. Sum, Sum, Summertime

Best Friends Day

Fathers Day

Mystery Day

Parades and Pondering, Fireworks and Food

County Fair Party

Camping/Vacations

Book Lovers Day

Left-Handers Day

Senior Citizens Day

11. Autumn Activities

Labor Day

Grandparents Day

Patriot Day

Mexican Independence Day

Johnny Appleseed Day

See You at the Pole

Native American Day

Halloween

Harvest Celebrations

Election Day

Veterans Day

12. Celebrate the Sights and Scents of the Seasons

Thanksgiving

Christmas

About the Authors

Proverbs 31 Ministries

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A cknowledgments

We toss a handful of confetti to celebrate and thank those who helped us take this project from a bunch of ideasboth those we have done and those swirling around in our mindsto the volume you now hold in your hands.

To our Proverbs 31 Ministries sisters under the leadership of Lysa TerKeurst: We love doing life with you and trusting God together for the ministry he has for us as a team. We are grateful for your endless encouragement and prayer support. You are all so very graceful, godly, and ready to go. Also, a special thanks to those who shared some of your celebration ideas with the readers of this book.

To agent Esther Fedorkevich: Your professionalism and hard work along with your love of serving Jesus and enabling others to touch lives through the written word make you the best at what you do. Thanks for believing in us and in this project.

To Andrea Doering, Twila Bennett, Lindsay Davis, Lindsey Spoolstra, Cheryl Van Andel, and the rest of the fabulous team at Revell: Thank you for all of your expertise as you guided this project from idea to manuscript to a book in the store. Your tireless efforts do not go unnoticed. We love doing ministry with you!

To the many online friends we have through our own blogs and through Proverbs 31 Ministries: You are the reason we write, speak, and serve. A loud shout-out to the ones who contributed your own unique ideas to this book that helped to round it out. We appreciate the time you took to share them with all of us.

To husbands Todd E. and Tod W. and the eight Ehman and Whitwer children: Thank you for your patience as we talked on the phone brainstorming and then headed to our computers to craft our manuscript, a feat that meant a few rounds of fast food and nights of leftovers for you all. Making our homes a haven for you, celebrating your many milestones in life, or just sharing a simple meal on an ordinary daythese are among our greatest joys as wives and mothers.

And to our heavenly Fatherthe One who created celebrations and gave us the greatest gift of allJesus. We love You. May You be glorified in the pages of this book and in the lives of those who read it.

F oreword

When you hear the word confetti, what pops into your mind? Party noise-makers and streamers, as handfuls of the glittery stuff are tossed into the air on New Years Eve? A shower of colorful paper pieces wafting through the air as an award-winning team returns to a welcoming hometown parade? Or a scattering on your kitchen table as your family celebrates a birthday or anniversary?

The calendar is filled with special occasions and holidays that certainly call for a little confetti. But what about ordinary days? Those seemingly routine days when the calendar doesnt indicate an occasion to buy a card, bake a cake, or toss some confetti? By bringing a little confetti to an otherwise ordinary day, we can make it a celebration. A celebration of life, of each other, and, most importantly, of Gods goodness.

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