I am grateful for you making me think about what I am grateful for.I have challenged myself to comment each time you ask this as a way for me to stop and THINK about all the goodness in life and be cognizent of it! Today I am thankful for an uneventful commute to work and back, easy merges with traffic onto 3 different hiways, and the snow, rain and sunshine...all on the hour drive home with NO accidents! Lu C
Today I am grateful that the wild animals are again making our home their home. Where have they been all Winter, I wonder? Now if only I could teach them exactly what plants are off-limits. We are city-folk who retired to the country, so watching a herd of 9 deer graze our lawn and lounge under our trees is way more local entertainment than we ever expected.
Lu, a safe commute is always something to be grateful for!
Bahb, when we lived in Rapid City, we enjoyed the sight of deer in our yard...and wild turkeys, too! The deer would stand just outside the fence and taunt Hoover, who would bark madly while they calmly ate the grass.
I am grateful for you making me think about what I am grateful for.I have challenged myself to comment each time you ask this as a way for me to stop and THINK about all the goodness in life and be cognizent of it! Today I am thankful for an uneventful commute to work and back, easy merges with traffic onto 3 different hiways, and the snow, rain and sunshine...all on the hour drive home with NO accidents!
ReplyDeleteLu C
Today I am grateful that the wild animals are again making our home their home. Where have they been all Winter, I wonder? Now if only I could teach them exactly what plants are off-limits. We are city-folk who retired to the country, so watching a herd of 9 deer graze our lawn and lounge under our trees is way more local entertainment than we ever expected.
ReplyDeleteLu, a safe commute is always something to be grateful for!
ReplyDeleteBahb, when we lived in Rapid City, we enjoyed the sight of deer in our yard...and wild turkeys, too! The deer would stand just outside the fence and taunt Hoover, who would bark madly while they calmly ate the grass.