Let the Sun In

This book Thoughts That Make Your Heart Sing by Sally Lloyd Jones is one that I read to Anna and Taylor when they were little, and I ran across this image today: 



Let the sun in this week, Micah.... 
and may the peace of Christ be with you as you start school this week! 

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