"Thank Goodness It's Monday" Link Carnival

Thank Goodness It’s Monday #211

Published on by Kresha Faber

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All Natural Living. All Real Food. All the Time. Thank Goodness It's Monday!

Welcome to Thank Goodness It's Monday, a weekly blog carnival celebrating natural, joyful living. The TGIM link carnival happens every Monday here at Nourishing Joy and it's where we share stories of gratitude and joy and link up recipes, tips, and tricks for living natural, intentional, nourished lives.

You'll find posts here on so many topics: cooking from scratch, natural housekeeping, gardening and animal husbandry, frugal tips and tricks, stories of joy and gratitude, answers to prayer, homeschooling, herbal remedies, meal planning, thoughtful parenting… what do you have to share?

 

Last Week's Most Popular Posts

Thanks for visiting each other’s blogs! Please continue to encourage and support each other in this wonderful way.

Here are the top three most popular posts from last week:

1. How to Make an Herbal Sleep Tea from Feathers in the Woods

2. Ways to Have an Eco-Friendly Period from The Pistachio Project

3. The Best of Organizing a Playroom from Mess to Blessed

 

How to Share… We're Doing Things a Bit Differently Today

This week, we're doing things a bit differently. I've been hosting this link-up for more than four years – and I want to know how much it's helpful.

So today, we're doing everything in the comments. 🙂

First of all, if you have a link to contribute, place it in a comment (it's totally up to you whether you want to put one link per comment or all your links in one consolidated comment).

Then, leave a comment telling me:

  • YES, you would love to see this link-up continue OR
  • what makes this link-up unique OR
  • a comment telling me why you think it's time for this link-up to end OR
  • whatever other opinion you would like to share regarding the future of the link-up.

And that's it!

Basically, I only want to continue the link-up IF it's actually useful to you all and this is the best way I can think of to glean that information.

 

As usual, please share the post widely, please link back to this post if you have shared a link, and most of all – have a great week!

 

 

Did you skim to the bottom looking for the link-up button? Today we're doing things a bit differently. Read up above! 🙂

 

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Kresha Faber

Kresha is the mother of three young children, the wife of one handsome organic farmer, an opera singer, a cloth diapering instructor, and an avid researcher. She and her husband share a passion for living life thoughtfully and intentionally in response to God's grace in their lives and she loves to share good meals (and good wine) around a very large table.

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22 thoughts on “Thank Goodness It’s Monday #211”

  2. June from Let Go of Being Perfect says:

    Happy Monday! I just started up my blog again and adding my links to link parties, and I like them. I always seem to miss the boat on getting my link in early, though, even though I’m up early!! I haven’t seen your link parties since this is my first time here. But I do like the Pinning Parties (where you link up and pin other peoples stuff). Anyway, thank you for hosting. 🙂

    Reply
    • Kresha Faber says:

      Excellent! Well, this isn’t necessarily the end, I just wanted to check in with everyone, so definitely check back next Monday!

      Reply
  9. Lisa says:

    I would like to see your blog hop continue because you seem to attract more things that I like then the other blog hops do! lol Plus it gives me a reminder to head over and poke around on your site a bit every week!

    Thanks for featuring my Herbal Sleep Tea recipe! I am so very flattered!

    ~Lisa

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  12. Deborah Davis says:

    Hi Kresha,
    I look forward to participating in Thank Goodness It’s Monday, because it is one of the few weekly blog carnival celebrating healthy, natural, joyful and sustainable living and that’s important to me–so I hope you continue to host this very special blog hop, on your very special blog!

    Reply
    • Kresha Faber says:

      Deborah, that means a lot coming from you, especially since you have been contributing consistently and faithfully since the beginning! Thank you. You’re amazing. <3

      Reply

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