My answer: Fresh air. Fresh air puts me in the mood for gratitude. When the Reno air is especially crisp I find myself sucking in giant gulps and being awfully grateful for what I encounter. The air is crispy today, so I am feeling very thankful. For what? Well, I'm keeping that to myself this year.
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My life. Sounds super cliche but when I look at the lives of those I work with and I contemplate those around the world who don't know what it is like to have food, shelter, love, a bed to sleep in, etc. it is quite humbling. Every day is a reminder that I am one helluva lucky gal to have the parents and siblings that I do even when we are fighting.
I'm grateful for you. And Lars.
And blog friends.
A body that works properly. Even when I'm having those days when I hate how my body looks, I'm oh so grateful that it works.
Oh, and blog friends/buddies. Bliends. Bluddies. I never really "got" blogging. But I do now. I totally get it.
A husband who puts up with my shit with grace, patience & love and mentally, financially, emotionally & sometimes even physically supports me like nobodys business.
The ocean and the giant mountains here always put me in the mood of gratitude. I feel awfully small next to both of them, and that in turn makes me grateful to be alive and for everything else that goes along with living.
Calm, quiet, early mornings.
Humor.
Unity.
Books and blogs.
Cold cereal.
Chapstick.
Love.
The things I KNOW.
Endurance.
Febreeze products.
Pajamas.
Art.
Drive and desire.
People I know but have yet to meet.
My mom.
Marriage.
Sanity.
Music.
Kindness.
Having a sense of humor makes me grateful. For the most part, life isn't all that serious and having a sense of humor helps put things into perspective.
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