It wasn't until I started thinking about this project and the one thing I was thankful for today that I finally snapped out of it and thought, "Gah! It's only Day 10 and already I'm whining?!" And so I took step back to think about what I have to be thankful for. I tell ya, that was the quickest way for me to get out of my funk! I have been blessed with too much that for today, I can't choose just one thing to be thankful for.
365 Days of Thanks
1.10.2012
Day 10: I am thankful for what I do have
On the drive home today, my mind was focused on this one particular something that I don't have but I really want. It was so bad, I found myself almost whining about it.
Recap: Days 7, 8, and 9
Day 7: I am thankful for Advil
Day 8: I am thankful for fellowship
Day 9: I am thankful for my job
Day 8: I am thankful for fellowship
Day 9: I am thankful for my job
1.06.2012
Day 6: modern-day plumbing
I don't think this needs much of an explanation. But here's a brief history, for those of you curious folk.
xoxo,
-m.
xoxo,
-m.
1.05.2012
Day 5: Books
When all is said and done, there are very few material things I could live without. One of those things would be books. I love books.
As a child, my mom spoiled me with frequent and abundant orders from our school's Scholastic Book Club. Saturday mornings were spent with my parents and sister at the public library. In the 4th grade I sometimes helped our school librarian put away books during lunch or recess. It was a volunteer role I had created and I was rewarded by being allowed to check out more books than my classmates.
As a college student I spent most of my allowance on books (and CDs and food, of course). My dream part-time job was at a bookstore (which I never did get).
Now as an adult, I have digital books at my fingertips. Or at least on my Kindle. It is a fine time to be living for book lovers!
I have spied with Harriet, whitewashed a fence with Tom, and solved mysteries with Nancy. I walked dark English corridors by candlelight with Jane, was proud alongside Elizabeth, and became fascinated by Boo Radley just as Jem and Scout were. I may never visit Forks, WA or stay at Gryffindor House, but there's plenty of other adventures left for me. And for that I am thankful for books.
xoxo,
-m.
As a child, my mom spoiled me with frequent and abundant orders from our school's Scholastic Book Club. Saturday mornings were spent with my parents and sister at the public library. In the 4th grade I sometimes helped our school librarian put away books during lunch or recess. It was a volunteer role I had created and I was rewarded by being allowed to check out more books than my classmates.
As a college student I spent most of my allowance on books (and CDs and food, of course). My dream part-time job was at a bookstore (which I never did get).
Now as an adult, I have digital books at my fingertips. Or at least on my Kindle. It is a fine time to be living for book lovers!
I have spied with Harriet, whitewashed a fence with Tom, and solved mysteries with Nancy. I walked dark English corridors by candlelight with Jane, was proud alongside Elizabeth, and became fascinated by Boo Radley just as Jem and Scout were. I may never visit Forks, WA or stay at Gryffindor House, but there's plenty of other adventures left for me. And for that I am thankful for books.
xoxo,
-m.
1.04.2012
Day 4: snacks
Yes. Snacks.
It was one of those long days at work and all I wanted to do was go home and eat a series of "snacks" for dinner.
So I did. :)
I am thankful that I was able to open my fridge and cupboard and have a plethora of snacks to choose from! I encourage you to eat healthy and to take care of your body. But don't forget to indulge. And while you're indulging, don't forget to give thanks.
xoxo,
-m.
It was one of those long days at work and all I wanted to do was go home and eat a series of "snacks" for dinner.
So I did. :)
I am thankful that I was able to open my fridge and cupboard and have a plethora of snacks to choose from! I encourage you to eat healthy and to take care of your body. But don't forget to indulge. And while you're indulging, don't forget to give thanks.
xoxo,
-m.
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