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Rated: 13+ · Book · Cultural · #1437803
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#712159 added November 24, 2010 at 1:07am
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Gratitude
    "People who cope best with the ups and downs of life are the ones who regularly practice gratitude."

  So true. A positive outlook always helps get us through the valleys and shadows. So, I'm listing things for which I am thankful.

    Tastebuds. How dreary life would be without them. Colors: we live in a kodachrome world. Fingers. Eyesight. Hearing. Water. Clean water. Mountain springs. The roar of the ocean. Waterfalls. Rain. Dew. Autumn colors. Flowers. Onions. Hamburgers. Crabmeat. Dairy products. Extra sharp cheddar cheese.

    Shoes. Gloves. Fireplaces and wood stoves. Memories. The memory of my mother's smile. Ancestors. A good education. Family. Thanksgiving dinner. Christmas trees. Bells. Poetry. Music. Bach. Cameras. Photographs. Art. Maps. Books. The Bible. Friends. Honesty. Honest business people. Modern medicine. Pain relievers. Coffee. Sugar. Homemade fudge. Pumpkin pie. Babies. Transportation. A roof over my head. Blankets.

    Starlit skies. Moon cycles. Clouds. Roses. Butterflies. Robins. Cardinals. Humingbirds. Shade trees. Boxwoods. Blueberries. Watermelon. Canteloupe. Soy milk. Heaven.Healthy hair. A clear conscience. A burden for others. Time. My great-niece.

    The ability to be thankful. Language. The written word.

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