I'm Thankful For...

While visiting my favorite blogs, I realized today that I have not done a post about the things I'm thankful for.  Since Thanksgiving is almost upon us, I guess I'd better do that before I run out of time.  So here are a few things I'm thankful for this year:

  • My job.  While it doesn't leave much free time to do the things I love, it usually pays the bills and there are far too many people without one right now.
  • My family.  Sure they make me crazy some times, but they're always there for me when I need them.  And let's be honest, I love them.
  • My hobbies.  Like most of you, I love doing something creative and I'm thankful I have the opportunity to be creative in my free time.
  • My friends, both old and new.  In addition to the life-long friends I have, I've met so many new and wonderful friends here in blogland.

Okay, I know my thankful list is a bit generic but it's honest.  These are the things I'm most thankful for.  Maybe tomorrow I'll make a list of the creature comforts I'm thankful for...hmmm.

~ Heathen

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Jeanne said…
There's nothing wrong with a 'generic' thankful list. :0)
The world would be a sad place without these basics. And I am so thankful I have lovely blogs, like yours, to visit!
November 18, 2010 at 8:32 AM
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