Thankful Thursday

It’s Thankful Thursday hosted by Brian of Brian’s Home. He wants us to post what we’re thankful for.

I think it’s a good thing to do each week.

Focus on the positive things in our lives.

Make sure you link up to the Blog Hop at Brian’s Home and get the code to put on your blog. Then visit all the participants.

1. You always have a choice.
2. Stop chasing what’s not working.
3. Believe wholeheartedly in miracles.
4. Don’t postpone joy.
5. Trust the universe.
6. Wake up every morning with a grateful heart.
7. Remember things take time.
8. Always trust your gut.
9. No need to change people, just love them for who they are.
10. Don’t resist change.
Source: Creative COTA

What are you thankful for today?

51 Comments on “Thankful Thursday”

    • I think we learn a lot of new things as we age. It’s a good thing. 🙂

  1. Michelle – Hi, I am Michelle, I am married to a wonderful Christian man & my best friend ever, in the world. We live in the Peachy state of GA. I hope to inspire and encourage you through my blog posts.
    Michelle

    Hi, Sandee!! Some great insight! My favorite is #6. Have a great Thursday! ((Hugs))

    • I wake up each morning with a grateful heart. It’s pretty easy to do. 🙂

  2. Great list. Trusting your gut is hard for Mom to get used to, but she has been trying hard. She says as she has gotten older she has realized how right her gut always is.

    • It is hard, but it’s usually right. It’s a hard one to master, but we tend to do so as we get older. 🙂

    • Oh health is way up on the top of our list. It’s so important as we get older. You have a really good day too. Scritches to all your babies. 🙂

    • Thanks for hosting, Brian. I love this meme each week. 🙂

    • You have a great day too. Hugs and smooches from all of us to the three of you. 🙂

  3. I have to learn to change how I react to certain situations; that is, NOT reacting! No my problem, not my monkeys, but I tend to allow some stress to leak in that has nothing to do with me.

    • It’s hard to do and I think most of us do this from time to time. If we’re aware we do this it’s the first step in learning not to do this. 🙂

    • Going to the gym is hard to do at times, but it’s well worth the effort. Be well too. 🙂

  4. Kismet – New River, Arizona. – I'm a 16 year old Indian Ringneck parrot curmudgeon in New River, Arizona in the wild west country. If you're a sunflower seed, you're dinner.
    Kismet

    I love number seven. I’m sending this to the IRS on April 15 and attributing it to you as the authority. Thanks, I needed that.

    • I’m pretty sure that won’t work, but you made me laugh out loud. 🙂

    • Comments can take some time to show. I’ve noticed that too. You’re not the only one having issues. 🙂

  5. I love learning new things everyday! I always find something that I did not know or find something unusual. I love learning more than I did as a child! I hope your day is beautiful. HUGS and LOVE

    • Me too. When we quit learning we fade away. Hugs and love back, my friend. 🙂

    • You’re not the only one. WordPress has been having comment issues of late. 🙂

    • I know it has. I’ve watched you change so many things to the positive in your life. 🙂

    • Yes it is. It’s something to work toward for most of us. 🙂

  6. Bette A. Stevens – Central Maine, USA – "I'm a writer inspired by nature and human nature!" ~ Bette A. Stevens Bette A. Stevens is a retired teacher, a wife, mother of two and grandmother of five. Stevens lives in Central Maine with her husband on their 37-acre farmstead where she enjoys writing, gardening, walking and reveling in the beauty of nature. She advocates for children and childhood literacy and for monarch butterflies, an endangered species. Stevens’s children’s activity book, THE TANGRAM ZOO and WORD PUZZLES TOO! was first published in 1997 by Windswept House Publishing, Mt. Desert, ME; a second edition was self-published by the author in 2012. AMAZING MATILDA , Stevens's second children's book, self-published in 2012, won a 2013 Purple Dragonfly Book Award (Honorable Mention for Excellence in Children's Literature - Ages 6 and older category) and placed #9 on The 2013 Gittle List TOP 10for Self-published Children’s Picture Books. Stevens has written articles for ECHOES, The Northern Maine Journal of Rural Culture based in Caribou, Maine. In 2013, the author published her first book for the YA/Adult audience: PURE TRASH, a short story of a boy growing up in rural New England in a family whose poverty and alcoholism mark him as a target for bullying by young and old alike. This short story is a prequel to Stevens's debut novel, DOG BONE SOUP, A Boomer’s Journey released in January of 2015.
    Bette A. Stevens

    Thanks for this wonderful list… 3. and 9. are my favorites. Happy Thursday! 🙂

    • You’re most welcome, Bette. Happy Thursday to you too. 🙂

  7. All good things. Today I will add I am grateful for running water. Our pipes burst underground and the last week has been fun… But it is working now!

    • Oh no. I’ve been there and done that and it’s awful. Glad it’s working now. Happy weekend. 🙂

  8. MNL – My primary blogs are cactushaiku.com (poetry) and cactuscatz.com (my calico Pinkie, my cat art & photography, Midnight has passed so only past posts with Midnight). Hope to see you soon.
    MNL

    I love “don’t postpone joy”. That’s a great one. The other ones are pretty cool too.

      • MNL – My primary blogs are cactushaiku.com (poetry) and cactuscatz.com (my calico Pinkie, my cat art & photography, Midnight has passed so only past posts with Midnight). Hope to see you soon.
        MNL

        My mom had a bad habit of doing that. I think that’s why my dad and her were such a great pair as he was always encouraging her to have some fun

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