I want to appreciate and be grateful for everything I have. I want to be truly thankful for the blessings I have in my life. I want to always be thankful, and stop complaining about how I never have enough and nothing is ever good enough. I want to focus on what I do have, instead of what I don’t have. I want to be a better person.
How to be grateful
How I did it: I spent quality time with family and friends during the holidays. I was really enthusiastic about saying grace for Thanksgiving this year, and I felt really lucky to have a job and a place to eat and sleep. I went a for walk through Rockfeller Center and saw the Christmas tree with two of my friends the day before Christmas Eve. I also invited one of my friends for Christmas Eve dinner with my family, because she decided to pass on a long trip to spent it with her relatives.
Lessons & tips: Tip: I highly reccomend to say grace and to toast during the holidays or for any other special occasion.
Lesson: I'm a lucky person, and I don't need money to make me happy.
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johnste3 is TRYING to be nice.
my mother
alive at 81
mad poets who shout at the sky
spilling their guts
air conditioning
and real breezes
friends i have met
friends i have not yet met
delightful disorganization:
books all over my floor
ancient scotch whisky
shared with a friend
prttynpoplr WTF PNP?????
I am grateful for the many friends I have, that for whatever reason today I got back on this wonderful website and that I am not pregnant with my FWB’s baby! YAY!
I’ve started keeping a Gratitude Diary. I never realized just how many great things are happening everyday in my life!
Right now I’m grateful for:
1. Still being able to play the violin as well as two weeks ago, although I haven’t practiced all that time.
2. Having friends that want to see me.
3. Being able to find great clothes at the thrift store.
4. My mother who lent me some money but didn’t need to get all of it back.
5. Having an appetite again, which I didn’t have for a few years.
6. Being able to fall asleep and get up early so much better than I used to.
7. Being able to always find what I need on the internet.
KELWANTINGMORE is trying to stay positive....
I have what’s called a Gratuity Book from The Secret. I try and fill it out every morning with things i am grateful for and my grateful intentions.
Things I am grateful for today:
This beautiful weather – I’ve been waiting for the sun!
My fiance and all of the love and support he shows me everyday
My friends and how much fun we have together
The health and happiness of all my family
I am most grateful for TODAY
KELWANTINGMORE is trying to stay positive....
If you only ever notice the things you don’t have…..you will never truly see the things you do have.
Laugh lots, kiss slowly, and enjoy every minute of life!
Be grateful!
but i don’t always appreciate things that i have. instead, i look to improving my situation – because i’ve been conditioned to do so or i’ve been comparing myself to others. i need to be more grateful and take advantage of everything around me.
johnste3 is TRYING to be nice.
I try to be grateful every day and to share that gratitude with others. It is curious that I’ll hear people say, “thank you” or “I appreciate it” but seldom do I hear people use the word gratitude. It is such a powerful word.
I used it with a friend the other day at lunch. I took her by the hand, looked her in the eye and told her that I was grateful for what she’d done for me. It brought her to tears.
We so seldom express our feelings to others: people are empty vessels aching to hear our words of gratitude.




