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Fresh Morning: 5 Things You’re Grateful For

posted by hrossi | 5:00am Wednesday November 25, 2009

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‘Tis the season for gratitude, and this Beliefnet community thread has inspired me to start my day with 5 things I’m grateful for. 

1.  My family arriving for Thanksgiving
2.  The fresh, organic turkey waiting for us at the market
3.  The tablecloth that finally fits and looks gorgeous on the table
4.  The snickerdoodles and linzer tart cookies–my parents’ respective favorites–already baked and waiting patiently for their moment in the freezer
5.   You all, for reading and caring and living fresh

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cherie

posted November 25, 2009 at 9:38 pm


5 things I am grateful for:
1.I am grateful that I have a house to live in, clothes to wear and food to eat
2.I am grateful that I have a healthy body
3.I am grateful that life has taught me to always be positive by giving me many ups and downs
4.I am grateful that I have a very loving family and few good friends
5.I am grateful to all the energies that are always guiding me to grow more inwards and discover my true self



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