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- I am thankful for a good weekend
- I am thankful that I got to spend Saturday night and sunday morning with my Nana and sister while my parents were away ♥
- I am thankful that the buisy weekend is over!!
- Kevin being a great helpmate! He washed the cars yesterday so we have clean cars to drive to work today.
- A day teaching done, whew, always a big job!
- A ver good book to read
- An interesting guest with a great story to tell
- I am thankful for my daily notes from Brittany
- I am thankful for my mom. What would I do without her?
- I am thankful for an amazing anniversary celebration with Will. I am thankful to have found a FANTASTIC getaway (what a nice surprise). I am thankful for the AMAZING food (both at the B&B and the restaurant I found for dinner). I am so very thankful for life.
- Took a one night happy camper vacation to the mountains this weekend. Good to get away if even for a night. Thankful for my wife- to urge me to take to the mountains. My son- who amazes me everyday with his creativity. Random list- crazy cat, fresh veggies from the garden, sand box, home, sleeping in-good night.
- Lots of food from Larissa
- Got to watch a movie with a great plot today
- Finally went to the hot cakes place and didnt have to drive
- The courage to write a bad yelp review
- Dante is finally bathed and his nails are trimmed
- That I got in my workout today
- A lovely brunch with hubby
- The two south-facing windows in our kitchen nook, where moonlight and sunlight spill in, and I can see the hummingbirds at the feeder if I lean left or right.
- The two south-facing windows in our kitchen nook, where moonlight and sunlight spill in, and I can see the hummingbirds at the feeder if I lean left or right.
Gratitude is a quality similar to electricity: it must be produced and discharged and used up in order to exist at all.
-William Faulkner
-William Faulkner