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I've been reading so much lately about being thankful, grateful. Do you think the Lord is speaking to me??? I have so very much to be thankful for and I do think of that often, then something strikes me wrong and I forget. So enjoy your articles. I think of you so much, had planned to call you this last week, don't know what happened. Right now I'm swamped with getting ready for Thanksgiving, 21 here for dinner and 15 for overnight. So glad Jeremy left his bed here instead of taking it like planned, so have another queen size.
I pray the Lord is giving you His peace as you adjust to everything there. God bless, Anne
Anne, all of us long for what we lost, rather than thank for what we have. Isn't that being human?
Glad you are able to have your family close.
Do pray for those who can't during this season. It is cause for many tears.
Esther, what an excellent game and educational! Mine were merely for survival—mine.
I spoke of a book we read together back in my Christmas letter of 2009, The Glad Game—the poor minister and his daughter received a care package from their supporting church. The little girl was hoping for a doll. Instead she got a crutch. The father seeing her disappointment said, "We can be glad that we don't need the crutch." And thus the "Glad Game" started. When her father died and she went to live with her great aunt, she taught everyone in her community the "Glad Game." It changed how they lived.
Being Thankful is a choice (sometimes hard to make), but will change how you live.
So appreciate your sharing!