A lot of my friends on Facebook are doing a daily “I am
thankful for…” post. It’s kind of
interesting to see what people are thankful for. I thought about sarcastically posting that I was thankful
Monday-Friday for not killing myself as I sleepily commute to school in the
morning and that I’ve made it (safely) through each work day. And then Saturday
and Sunday I am thankful for not having to put up with those little
sh…er..lovely students that I “teach” Monday-Friday. However, I began thinking about it. There are many things in my life that I
am thankful for, so here she goes (in no particular order):
- my upbringing
- the fact that I have a job with a decent pay check
- Mighty Miss Ebba Jean Lucille
- Family
- Sleep
- Technology with which I can use to see my husband on a daily basis
- Edward Ray Burton
- My, although far away, friends
- My education
- Comfy beds
- My Grammy blanket (shhhh…don’t tell anyone)
- My mini
- A place to sleep
- Nieces and nephew, they’re hilarious and cute
- Hulu
- Talbots Women
- Pretty things
- Sarcasm
- A few students that shall not be named, however they get me through my day because they actually want to learn
- My experiences abroad and living away from home
- The fact that I can usually come back “home”
- That I still have one living grandparent
- That I got to know and spend as much time as I could with Ed’s dad before he died
- Crafty things
- That I’m somewhat healthy
- The changes of the seasons that inspire me
- Common sense
- OPI nail polish
- Hobbies: knitting, photography
- Co-workers that understand and help me make it through the day
- My new computer coming in the mail on Monday
- Good books
- My vibram fiver fingers, all four pair
- Pinterest…pretty and shiny… oooooooh
- Friends with whom I can talk every day and always have something to say/discuss, and who will listen to me, share with me, and give objective opinions to my problems, concerns, down to the “which one should I buy?” types of problems. As well as friends who I rarely get to talk to, but I can call them up and it’s like we haven’t missed a thing
- vegetarian options in Mississippi
- plants and gardening
- old things passed down
- music, even if it’s country
- that I get to see Ed this Friday!
Now, this list didn’t take long to think of, so I’m sure
there is a lot more that I am thankful for. What are you thankful for?
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