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Thankfulness, 2023 edition

I originally wrote this at the beginning of January, but was unable to upload a picture without using a third party software.  I'm thankful that seems to have been a temporary requirement.  

Let's start the new year off with a tradition of thankfulness.  From the Thanksgiving chain in 2023:

hymns my grandma sang
thankful for loving family
Zeph
handwritten letters
gardens
good teammates
Charlie Brown cartoons
walks
Brock
Grandpa
Caitlin
falling leaves
lasagna
Noah
wool
Evie
Eli
Jaden
Luke
Mom
good neighbors
sky
Kyla
Avery
God's grace
Nana
Italians
Trung
Hot Wheels
wind through the leaves
candy
camp stool
coffee
carmelle apples
Santa
neighbors
Zeph
Jeremy
steak & rice
changing colors
coffee & a book in the morning
Karen's sense of humor
my job
time in prayer
time to pray
our nation
grace
old friends
music
health
Christmas lights
dinner with loved ones
Sonya
days off
yarn
God's love
fall leaves
pasta
sandwiches
our wonderful family
crunchy leaves under foot
being Italian
yard work
my sons :) :) :)
painting
sons, which are a lot of fun
Nico
family
banana shakes
autumn clouds
Nico
vegetables from the garden
TAC gloves
Lazz
Grandma's ice cream
a bed and blankets
peace with friends and family
Dad
Lazz


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