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a month of Thankfulness

In a previous year, I posted our list of things on the Thanksgiving chain, and I enjoyed revisiting these as I typed them up.  So I decided to do it again.  Some items were written by guests and I don't know exactly what they mean, but they do, and God does.  

spending time with Mom
Shalom Hill
the smell of dry leaves
fresh ingredients
my puppy
rent free room
Kanye West
pasta :)
soda
roasted potatoes
coffee
dads who are fun
mothers
grandparents
Rachel
friends
parents
cold mornings
leaves
crisp apples
coffee & toast
cozy blankets
mac & cheese
big hair
Blue Oyster Cult
snow
chili
wood smoke
colors
CAnDY
family
fading light of day
Clarence
snuggly cats
Dad
love
nose
food
Breanna
family that believes in God
laughter
clear blue skies
Indian summer
God
the A-Team
hanging with Eli
Qdoba
my beautiful GF
Zeph
los cheese
candles
sunset
falling leaves
sunrise
God's grace
grandparents
Jesus
youth group
candles
puzzels
leaves
Zeph
Lazz
Nico
fresh ingredients
home cooked meals
mac and cheese
candle light
Christmas music
family around the table
good memories
flowers
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
moms :)
hilltop views
Thanksgiving
wonderful family to spend tonight with
Nana
friendship
my boys
blankets
new PJs
love
story time
Christmas
warm blankets
snow fluries
gardens
Jaime & Kris
Christmas lights
church friends
Thanksgiving dinner
pumpkin pie
cold winter nights
tree hunt
tea
Tritxy
Stitch
snow
Christmas trees
Pebble
Trixie
Stitch
candles
candles
Jesus

The big ones are good - God, family, food.  The little ones keep life interesting, though, and I'm glad we have little things to be thankful for.  Today, I'm thankful for all these things and more, plus good books and my marriage.
What are you thankful for?  

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  1. stephFebruary 6, 2021 at 7:07 AM

    I really love this idea!! We are never able to be together as a family for THanksgiving...so we've decided to celebrate my favorite holiday!!! when are together at the beach this summer. I think this will be the perfect idea to decorate our summer/beachy space and remind us that THanksgiving really is a 365 day holiday!

    And could you share with me your 121 for 2021 photo challenge list? I adored your 2020 group on flikr.

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  2. ThimbleannaFebruary 7, 2021 at 8:37 AM

    What a great list -- and a cool, fun idea! I love the variety of your list. Family is always at the top of my list. Also, this week - snow (we finally have some and it's beautiful!) and a warm house in frigid temps. And I can never forget knitting and sewing! Happy February Sweet Karen!!!

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  3. CathyFebruary 19, 2021 at 1:10 PM

    Karen, I have sent comments to your posts that are out there in cyberland somewhere! This is a test too see if you get this or not. I will be emailing you very soon.

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  4. CathyFebruary 19, 2021 at 1:13 PM

    Oh, it posted! Joy. I think you are the cleverest, and being thankful is God -honoring and only makes us better. As always I loved your photo. I will email you soon with Chocolate cake recipe and such....😊

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  5. DebbieMarch 5, 2021 at 6:42 AM

    oooooh i love this, and the image of it. what a great idea!! it looks like cozy blankets may be you!! and hmmmm, the "a-team"???

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