What can I add to that?
A lot, really. The Thanksgiving holiday is approaching and we’re getting ready to go visit our son in Cleveland and it gives me time to pause and reflect on the things in my life I’m thankful for.
It’s said so often (mostly because it’s true!) that if you don’t have your health, you don’t have anything. So first and foremost, I’m happy and thankful that I’m healthy and that I have the willingness to do what I can to take care of myself.
I’m also thankful that my son is healthy and is living his dream. I know to him it may seem like sometimes things aren’t working out exactly as he would like, but I can see that he has a laser focus on his dream and he’s doing what needs to be done to accomplish it. He’ll get it because he has the drive. So I’m thankful I have a healthy, smart and happy child.
I’m happy and thankful my husband is the man he is. He loves me unconditionally and he’s healthy, too.
I’m thankful for the rest of my family. They are the reason I am who I am. I believe that at some time we have all known each other through other lifetimes, and maybe we keep deciding to come back and know each other again. Everybody’s healthy and that makes me happy, too.
I’m thankful for everybody who has come into my life. There is a reason we’ve met, and even if we don’t hit it off, I’m sure there’s a lesson in there, somewhere. But mostly I’m really easy-going so I usually hit it off with most everybody. So I’m also thankful for that.
I’m thankful that I can say I’m thankful. And I’m thankful that I can type I’m thankful and I’m thankful I can type quickly. It just makes being thankful easier.