I love the word Savor. It is akin to my Linger! I guess we have to give a tiny hand clap to the pandemic if ONLY for helping us reprioritize our families. But that’s all I’ll give to covid. lol. Air sounds like a fantastic word choice. I did “Breathe” in 2010, and I found it to be VERY relevant throughout the whole year, but kind of like this year in both good and hard ways. So happy you’ll be part of our community.

How interesting! My father worked at NASA in Huntsville, Alabama. He often took work trips to Cape Canaveral though, as does my husband (well, he DID, pre-covid). I’ve been to the area many times with him and absolutely love it there. Especially the beaches. 🙂

I love your back-to-back words, Teresa, from Speak to Declare! I feet that God was definitely speaking to us in 2020 (I’m not saying we heard more though! ha).

Yay! I’m glad you’re interested in the one word group too, David. I’ll send you the email about it within the next two weeks. I have a strong inclination what my word will be, but I haven’t settled fully on it yet. Still tweaking.

I find it interesting that while children do point us toward the future, yet at the same time they keep us grounded in the present. I tend to be most present when I’m playing with little ones.

Isn’t it interesting how we were all naive with our one word at the beginning of the year! ha. But thankfully God had bigger purposes for them. Faith has definitely been an instrumental word for this year. I love that you chose that, Marielle. I’ve discovered God needing to shine through a few cracks in my own faith this year. I’m ready for 2021. I think. lol.

I’d like to visit Johnson Space Center one day. I’ve been to Kennedy and it was similar to our Space Center in Huntsville but with a few differences too.

Yes, our youngest is walking now! It’s been so fun watching her toddle around and chase after her sister, get in the cabinets, try to navigate steps. 🙂

It’s been a fun project to do the one second videos. Many of them are just mundane moments around the house. 🙂 But even those are things that constitute our lives and I want to value them too. Thanks, Rebecca.