The past few days have been trying. They have been a test of my patience. I fear that in some ways I failed the test, allowing it to chip away at my attitude and drag me down. So, I am stopping this morning to remember all of the things that I am grateful for, the things that make life good, very good:
-Rainstorms and some strong breezes have covered our leaves in orange, coral and yellow leaves. It's actually beautiful, very beautiful.
-Last night I went to see "American Gangster" and to dinner with a friend last night. Nothing better than a little venting with a friend, and a few hours of Denzel, right?
-I have been making coffee at work each morning. I had no idea how wonderful it would be to have a warm cup to get my day started.
-We have been invited to a brunch to celebrate the wedding of my brother and sister-in-law. It's about two hours from here and in the same city as a very dear friend and her family. I am excited about the prospect of piggybacking our family event with a lunch and visit with her.
-I am nearly done with my Christmas knitting. What seemed very daunting at first has proven very manageable, particularly since I limited my list of recipients this year.
-Etsy makes me so very happy. I have actually ordered the bulk of my Christmas shopping thus far from there.
-I love cranberry sauce. And even though I expect next Thursday to be very stressful in light of this week, I am looking forward to cranberry sauce. I may even buy some just to eat here. I may even make some green bean casserole too, just for us.
-And tomorrow is Friday, meaning come 5 p.m., we have two days of our own.
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Morning gratitude
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Thursday, November 15, 2007
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- Wasn't Denzel fantastic?
- I love brunch.
- I really just wanted to sit on my couch next Thursday in my PJ's, watch movies, and eat green bean cassarole, mashed potatoes and gravy, and pie. How great would that be?
I want to see that movie. Was it good? I hope so. I'm trying to concentrate on the good food and not so much on the family. I might just get through it.
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