Daily: Reflect on 5 things for which I'm grateful.

Andy – generally a pretty good boss; he doesn’t interfere.
New job will start soon
will sort out Edinburgh caravan hol
I have a lovely daughter and I love her very much
I like living in the small house under the big tree!

Andy – generally a pretty good boss; he doesn’t interfere.
New job will start soon
will sort out Edinburgh caravan hol
I have a lovely daughter and I love her very much
I like living in the small house under the big tree!

Interesting book but very worrying- I questioned a lot in Church and I didn’t want to.
I feel a lift because I won a rowing race yesterday.
A was happy about a rowing win.
A did the supermarket shopping.
Got down to work on my presentation for Wednesday and I connected with the subject matter.
I feel grateful for the lovely Obamas too!!

My lovely daughter who told me all about her dream this morning, and it was such a happy dream.
Being able to run.
My husband for his help.
A good laugh.
Hope for a new job.

Grateful for:
health
glorious good children who have many friends and are happy
Poetry and in particular Shakespeare’s Agincourt speech – it’s an amazing uplifting speech!!!
Bob Dylan – Tangled up in Blue – you can’t qualify it – I return to it again and again
the sophisticated searches on the Internet which allow you to find new things

for my body which is fine apart from the back of one leg
I feel accepted by my rowing club
Florence is doing well at everything
good music
the river

*Husband generally able to accomplish useful things
*A place to live – Hey, some people don’t have such a thing. If I moan ours is small all the time I’ll be making myself miserable to no purpose.
*Excellent Christmas spent relaxing and no rows to speak of
*Job that makes me feel useful and gives me the chance to keep learning
*Faith

getting on better with husband because he is around
new double glazing has smartened up the horrid house
mother phoned ME for a change
quietness
relaxing

Susie Day – the greatest friend ever
A student called Sharon who passed her Maths exam because she worked hard and wouldn’t let it defeat her.
Interesting book – How the Irish saved Civilization
i-tunes and i-pod for the huge choice.
A safe place to live

I am grateful that Ashley takes the children out and makes them run with the orienteers – it’s good for them.
I’m glad that I have such a co-operative teenager. (Though lazy and none-too-bright) he is very sweet.
Sunshine
Sundays: time to reflect, time to shower slowly
That I live near the river, because it’s bright and colourful and smells wonderful