happy thanksgiving:

November 22, 2012



Here in the states we are celebrating Thanksgiving! Even though it's a holiday we celebrate in the us just once a year, I think this holiday reminds me that I need to be thankful everyday, all year long. Sadly I think it seems that some people in our society have grown an 'entitlement' complex where we feel we are owed things or we are entitled to certain benefits or privileges. I think that it is definitely easy to loose site of all the things we do have and that there is so much to be thankful for. I was telling someone the other day about blogging and how for me it is so easy to get caught up in seeing what fabulous things other bloggers are doing, I find myself just wanting more, more, more and having an uncontent and ungrateful heart.

But today I am all about giving thanks and what having a grateful heart means. Today, I am thankful just for my health and life! Nick & I lost a friend this year to cancer - it is so easy to take even just life for granted. I am thankful for my loved ones. For our new house and the privilege to own a house, the opportunity and means to buy a house. I am thankful for love, for our jobs, for freedom, for another year of life. To all those celebrating this holiday in the usa, I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving! To my friends in other countries, maybe you can share in this day with us too and reflect on things you are thankful for this year :) See you next week! xo.

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  1. Have a blessed thanksgiving! Enjoy it and be blessed! Xoxo

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  2. My (Canadian) Thanksgiving this year was a total blur, and I'm afraid I missed out on reflecting on the things I'm grateful for this year. So I'm adopting American Thanksgiving as a second reminder. Hope yours is just lovely!

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  3. Happy Thanksgiving. You're absolutely right. I see so many people, kids and adults, who think they should just have life handed to them. They don't know how to be content with what they have. Instead, they're constantly seeking what they can't have. It makes me so sad.

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  4. Happy Thanksgiving to you. It's crazy because YOU are the one others look up to. Seriously.

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  6. Thanksgiving reminds us to show gratitude for the blessings we have. For family, friends, for life and all the things that God has provided for us.

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  7. I hope you and your husband had a great Thanksgiving. Take care.

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