You Are Worthy : You Are Enough : Brené Brown DVD Giveaway

Brene's book is in my pile to read.

Sitting on the front porch watching the dogs run around the yard. This ordinary activity gives them so much joy and I love watching them!

Hanging out with my adult kids. I love every minute of it!

On a Saturday morning, I love having a cup of coffee on the patio with my husband, while our kids run around the yard. So simple and yet it brings me immense joy :)

Going out to breakfast on Sunday mornings with my best friend and husband Jim. Where we talk about our upcoming week and make plans for our day. Sundays we spend the day together having fun, I have a great life.

My ordinary moments of enjoyment has to be cooking for my family. This is the time that they all sit on the island, talk, and help out a little bit. Kitchens bring families together. Thanks so much for the chance to win.

I think a lot of women struggle with this.... Great give away!

so excited I forgot my moment! it's those few moments lying in bed in the morning, before I actually get out of bed. I love that cozy warm feeling snuggled under my favorite quilt.

I am totally drawing a blank with this right now...which likely means I haven't experienced one in a VERY long time. Anything that will help me reconnect with the simple stuff and enjoy life again would be soooo appreciated.

The richness of supper at home and no particular place to go.

i just clicked on her blog, i loved what i read. for me it's the ordinary moments when we are all together. the kids are playing, my husband and i squeeze into our favorite chair with our coffee and the crossword puzzle. i know with each passing year that someday the kids will be grown and the house will be quiet and i will long for the days of our children's laughter and a messy house. i try to savor those little seemingly insignificant moments that bring me such joy. susan

snuggling on the couch with my kiddos, taking about their day at school.

As much as I adore my children, one of my favorite ordinary moments comes at almost the exact same time every day. At 8:15am I have come back from putting two of them on separate buses to school. I walk into the house and there is.... QUIET. There are still toys and breakfast dishes and jackets that were left in favor of better choices, there are the dogs looking at me with a "what do we do now, mom?" look. I can still "feel" the action in the air from the hustle-bustle of getting out the door on time, but suddenly everything has slowed down a speed and is giving me a few minutes to recoup for the day ahead. :))

Great give away Ali. Your post yesterday and your post today are really hitting home. I love ordinary moments that bring about great conversation with my kids...like riding to town, taking a walk in the timber, sitting in the living room while we are all hooked up to our technology of choice, sitting around the dinner table. Just the small talk is what I love.

Putting my two year old to bed. Last night I told him to give Piglet a kiss goodnight. He fumbled around looking for Piglet's arm saying "bib punch" and then squarely gave Piglet a fist pump. I guess that's what you do when your best friend is a little pig dressed in pink.

One of my favorite ordinary moments is when my husband returns each week from traveling for work and our 2 1/2 year old daughter makes him go right up stairs and play dinosaur with her on her bed. He roars and tackles her while she squeals and laughs. :o)

Cinnamon toast and tea for breakfast with my 12 year old son. He's at that difficult age where he's coming into his own self and trying to distance himself, a little bit, from parents and home. Mornings, even with the newspaper and ESPN, are still times we connect each day.

One of my favorite everyday moments now that I have an empty nest is to drink my first cup of coffee with sugar free french vanilla creamer while I am checking my facebook to see what my adult kids and my grandchildren are up to.

I love family time in the evening before the kids go to bed. We love to play games like Uno, Yahtzee, etc., read books, watch t.v., whatever. Spending time together is all that matters.

Mornings. Waking up, the whole process of getting the kids out the door. Some days I drink in every moment because I know that some day it will not be so crazy. And I will miss it!I love this part of my story!