Whether or not, you live in the U. S. which is celebrating its national holiday of Thanksgiving today, the Fall which is harvest time is a great time of the year to think about what you are grateful for in your life.
Thanksgiving and Christmas are the two times of the year that I usually spend more time with family. Thanksgiving I spend with my inherited family---my inlaws. I love everyone of them and appreciate that they accepted me into their lives 37 years ago when I married into their family. I especially love and like my mother-in-law and my sister-in-law who I have so much in common with. They bless my life with their love and friendship.
This week I am giving thanks for the many friendships that have blessed my life. Some of those friendships are very old and some are very new. Some are online. The computer has opened up my world to an incredible degree. I have many things to be grateful for in my life. Remembering those people and situations makes my life more joyful. How you choose to live your life really begins with your attitude.
No matter where you live, make sure that you go through today with an attitude of gratitude. Have a glorious day of Thanks Giving. You life will be better for it. Thank you for being a part of my life.
Patricia
6 comments:
Happy Thanksgiving to you Patricia. Blessings....
Great post! Gratitude can be life changing.
JBR, thanks, I had a glorious day visiting with family in Louisiana. We had twin two-year-olds to keep us entertained. They are the granddaughters of my oldest brother-in-law. They are a delite to be around.
I hope that you also had a glorious Thanksgiving and lots to be grateful for this year.
April, thank you. Gratitude truly can make a difference in how you view your life.
Happy Thanksgiving to you Patricia! I'm thankful for all the you share here...keep on being real and 'you'...
Lance, thank you and I hope that you had a wonderful Thanksgiving with your family and friends too. You brighten my world with your wonderful blog articles.
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