I’m grateful for my resilience. I’m not the smartest or the strongest, but I keep trying. I’m grateful for people who love and support me, and I’m grateful nothing is forever.
Dear Gratitude Journal :
It was a cold and rainy day, and I’m grateful it was quiet, uneventful, and I’m home by the fire a few hours early. I’m grateful I caught a not-often played set of The Who on my way into work. They were the first concert I ever saw #thegarden. Pete Townsend is one of the most underrate musical geniuses of his generation #americanpsycho 🙂 Empty glass is truly flawless, and Roger is smokin’. It was great to hear them on the drive. Lastly, I’m grateful for the awesome fruit tart I had for lunch. A nice reward for a week of salad.
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Dear Gratitude Journal :
With so much sickness and death, I feel almost ashamed to express gratitude for how lucky I am in this moment, but I suppose this is the time for all of us to remember how much we have. I’m grateful stores have better self checkouts. The fewer people who touch my stuff the better. I’m grateful hardware stores are open. Its important for the people in the trades to work, and for people to be able to fix things. And, I’m grateful for my government.
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Dear Gratitude Journal :
I’m grateful that the infection rate here is still low compared with NY, and other places. I’m grateful that I have everything I need, and am safe here. I’m grateful for my live streamed yoga classes. With all the distractions and stress, it helps so much. And, I’m grateful that I am beginning to detect a sense of resolve. Change is disruptive, but little by little, we will find our way through this.Â
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Dear Gratitude Journal :
I’m grateful that I am incapable of being angry at anyone for any length of time. People are more than their behavior. I’m grateful for restaurants, and people who make and serve food. Nothing is more important than feeding people. And. I’m grateful for hard choices. Without them we would have no true direction.
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Dear Gratitude Journal :
I’m grateful for my education. No one regrets their grad degree. I’m grateful that I have failed so many times in so many ways that I no longer fear it. #fearless. And, I’m grateful for white vinegar. It’s cheap and you can use it for a thousand things.
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Dear Gratitude Journal :
I’m grateful that I realize that I am prepared enough that I don’t need to be overly prepared. I’m grateful for leftovers, and I’m grateful that I finally understand that people don’t love you the way you want the to, they love you the way that they can. #namaste
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Dear Gratitude Journal :
I’m grateful for my view of the harvest moon, which was hanging over the mountain like a fuzzy silver earing. I’m grateful I got home in time to windproof the house. And, I’m grateful that I’m not afraid to say no. You can’t go thru life with catcher’s mitts on both hands; sometime you need to throw shit back.
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Dear Gratitude Journal :
On days like today, I remember why I began to express gratitude because it’s the small things that we overlook when we’re blue. So, today I’m grateful for electricity, heat, and a warm, cozy house. I’m grateful for hot water, and how good it feels to be freshly showered and clean. I’m grateful for my favorite urban hangout, and even more grateful that I can afford to eat in a restaurant, and I’m grateful for people who are in my corner.
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Dear Gratitude Journal :
I’m grateful for underpasses and overpasses. They are cool, and I’m sure there was some math involved. I’m grateful that charm is more than beauty, but no one knows that until you’re dumped for someone dull and better looking, and I’m grateful for my espresso machine.
365 Days of Simple Gratitude 