Thankful Thursdays

For enlightening situations (as painful as they are sometimes), because they remove the dimness or blindness from my eyes and heart, and guide me further into spiritual light. Thank You, God….

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Thankful Thursdays

Let me tell you, I may not have all I want, but I have all I need. And for that I am truly thankful. “The reality of loving God is loving him like he’s a Superhero who actually saved you … Continue reading

Thankful Thursdays

For the senses. Because I can see what my grandfather couldn’t; because I can listen to my friend; catch a scent and instantly revive a memory; taste a rich shot of café Cubano; touch the faces of my loved ones and, just then, feel the most alive. For that I am thankful….

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Thankful Thursdays

For fresh starts. It is easy to appreciate second chances and wonderful life changes, but what about the fresh start that each day brings? That one’s easy to overlook. Today, I am thankful for the fresh start I got this morning. How ’bout you? Let’s make it a great day!….

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Ringing in Thankful Thursdays

On this first Thankful Thursday of 2014, I am grateful to see the start of a new year, and anticipating all of its potential. Although I don’t know all that this new year holds, I am confident in Him, who knows all things. Friends and family, let’s approach this new year with resolve to find the opportunities hidden in each new day….

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A Reflective Thankful Thursday

Thankful for a year of milestones, adversity, and achievements. Perspective on steroids. My 2013 brought a few big birthdays (50, 21, 18), a huge anniversary (25), a recovery short of miraculous (Mom’s bounce back to health), and…..a little literary dream I had come true — the paperback.
In reflection, do I have much for….

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A Merry Thankful Thursday

On this Thankful Thursday, I am especially grateful for the sounds, sights, and smells of Christmas.
Bright colors of red and green flicker on a pine tree filled with ornaments new and old, a train (sometimes the monorail) circles the nativity village, scented candles fill the air, carols play to the heart’s content….

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