Great job, Tracy! And thanks for that link-love last week. Wishing you a fruitful lenten journey!!

Hi Patty! I hope you had a lovely "Fat Tuesday" birthday! May you have a fruitful Lent as well!

I love this idea! There's a Lenten link-up on my blog that you are more than welcome to share any Lent related posts (like this one) on. New Link up each Sunday.

http://daybydayinourworld.com/2014/03/40-days-of-seeking-him-in-lent-2014-week-1/

Tracy, I love this!!! Please come share it with my Lenten linkup. It is open until Holy Thursday. http://our4kiddos.blogspot.com/2014/03/what-are-you-doing-this-lenten-season.html
God bless, Lisa :-)

Thanks Laura for your visit, comment and link-up invite! Will be going over to link up now! Have a blessed Lent!

Hi Lisa,

Thanks for your comment and link-up invite! I will be linking up now! Have a fruitful lent!

This is a great craft idea. I would like to do it with my grandkids. I am new follower coming to your blog for the link-up. Will b e following from now on! Have a great week! God bless you!

Hi Deb!

I'm glad you enjoyed the post and idea! I hope your Lent will be fruitful with the links with your grandchildren! God bless and thanks for following!

Hi Tracy!

I am a first-time visitor to your blog from the Keep Love in Lent Link-up! I really like your Lenten Love Links! My children enjoy making those types of chains for Advent, but I've never thought of doing it for Lent. Great idea!! Plus, the little acts of love are sweet and doable, yet meaningful! I am definitely going to Pin this idea on my Lent board on Pinterest, too!

I also clicked over to see what some of your other Lenten traditions are. We do some similar things, such as the sacrifice beans, Holy Heroes, Stations, and this year we will read "Amon's Adventure."

God bless you and your family during this holy season of Lent!

~Sarah

Hi Sarah!
It's always fun to see new faces and comments in blog land! Thanks so much for stopping in and commenting! I visited your lovely corner of blog land and left a comment on your wonderful Lent post!

That's great that we do similar traditions as I saw that on your blog post too and I pinned your post as well! :)

May you have a fruitful and blessed Lent!

Hello Tracy! I was directed here by the Keep Love in Lent Link-up. :o) What a great idea to count down to lent!! We have created links like this for Christmas but never with words inside. Love it! May you have a holy and love-filled lent!

Thank you!

These are such a great idea!! Many military families are familiar with the use of links to help small children conceptualize a deployment length for a parent. I love the idea to use them for something such as Lent, too! Awesome!

Thank you for sharing this great resource.

First, thank you "Beautiful Camouflaged Mess" for your service and sacrifices! I'm glad my post has given you another meaningful way to use links to anticipate a joyous occasion like a deployment reunion! God bless and may your Lent and family be blessed!