Living with intention

I've never been much of a collector. If I haven't used it within the last year, it gets donated. I have so many collectors in my family that if I need something, they've probably got at least two of them. I do tend to be quite sentimental when it comes to my kids. I try to capture all the special moments with pictures and videos but I also save artwork, cards, any sort of ticket or record......the list goes on. I treasure these days with them. I love the good days and I love the how we make it through the rough spots. I've decided I should write them each a letter once a year. Nothing electronic but a old fashioned, hand written letter that they can hold onto long after I'm gone. I want them to be able to look back at each year of their lives and know the highs and lows and most importantly, how much they were loved. So, I may be a little behind because the kids are now four, three and one year old but better late than never. Time is too precious to let it slip away. It's never too late to make the choice to live with intention.