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It's Thanksgiving day. We eat turkey, visit with family and enjoy the day off. Even with all of that to remind me I sometimes forget to take even a moment to be thankful.

I'm thankful for food, a warm home and my family.

My mother (Skeeter2) is here and so is my daughter and two or our grandchildren. I have a lot to be thankful for.

HAPPY THANKSGIVING to you all!!!

Same for me Clint family and friends, and reallllllllllllly good food is a blessing always. :-4

I am thankful for many things but this year is special

I am thankful my father survived his heart attack (incidentally he suffered this on our Canadian Thanksgiving)

and

I am thankful for my new grandson

I am thankful for the unconditional love of friends and for being able to get up in the morning and walk around and make breakfast and eat, and laugh and play and love and hate and make up and live.

Clint - how sweet.

KeithW - good picture

I'm thankful for having my husband who adores me - he survived cancer this year and is doing great - I am so thankful, and appreciate everday I have with him...

Patsy

I am thankful for my life

my family



my friends



and my dog. lol



esp. thankful to live during this time period in history.



have a good day yall.

My lovely children, their partners and my granddaughter



My friends



My cat Fergus



All have taught me so much about myself

my children

my parents

never having to go hungry

freedom of speech

good books

good friends

good basic health care

free education for my children

OPPORTUNITY

I am thankful for having my own hair and teeth at 34, a real achievement. And all the other stuff that I take for granted of course, its a great life really (as long as you dont weaken).

My God, my daughter, her husband, my grandchildren, my good friends, my peaceful home, and a good and steady job.

Pinky;468347 wrote: I did go out and look at the stars yesterday after my egg on toast, and say thankyou to my gods for my wonderful friends, the fact that I'm still healthy, that I can do what my heart leads me to do and that I have the freedom to make those decisions.


All wonderful things Pinky. The older I get, the more I appreciate my life.

my clothesline.........many people don't have one. I love the smell of clothes dried on the line:) :-6

weber;469052 wrote: my clothesline.........many people don't have one. I love the smell of clothes dried on the line:) :-6


Oooh Weber, I can close my eyes and just smell that wonderful smell, and see sunshine and blue skies. Thanks for posting that...gave me a good little flashback!

I'm breathing deeper now thinking of it ... better stop before I hyperventilate.:wah:

Insomniac;469055 wrote: Oooh Weber, I can close my eyes and just smell that wonderful smell, and see sunshine and blue skies. Thanks for posting that...gave me a good little flashback!

I'm breathing deeper now thinking of it ... better stop before I hyperventilate.:wah:


Hey Insom

I live in a small town of about 2,000......5,000 if you add the surrounding populated area. There is little crime.....the sky is black at night, the stars bright, the air is clear, the smell of salt from the Atlantic, the ocean 5 minutes by foot, lots of forest.

Breathe deep, sleep well.