When I was young, I disliked cabbage. I learned to appreciate it later on. Lately, I’ve been enjoying experimenting with cabbage, and I am thankful for this crop.
I was always one to shy away from any form of responsibility, regardless of what they were. However, as I matured, I realized that being responsible is an important role. I am responsible for the way I act, the words that leave my mouth, and how I use time.
I am thankful for my responsibilities in every area of my life.
I’ll be the first to admit that I dislike umbrellas, but I’m thankful for them lately, as it’s been raining a lot, something that I am also thankful for.
For the past two weeks, our local water provider has not been truthful when it came to distributing water for residents living on the hill in my area compared to the residents living on the flat. We haven’t received pipe-borne water for two weeks, and despite that, the Lord provided where man lacked via rainwater and we were able to fill up.
It’s actually raining as I write this.
I am thankful for God’s provision throughout every situation.
The brain is the most important organ in the body, as it enables us to have memories, and allows us to think. When I was younger, excruciating headaches were my best friends, to the point where I was told that I might have a tumor, which turned out to be not true, thank God. I was also told that successive surgeries were a 50/50 chance and I might be left without the proper usage of a brain… or worse.
I am super thankful for a working brain.
I took a while to find my true identity when I was still a part of the world. I hid behind a mask pretending to be someone I was not for so long, I was beginning to think that maybe I could work for the C.I.A.
When I found Christ and was baptized, I’ve come to learn that I am a child of God. His daughter. People, status, and materialism don’t define me, for God has already defined me in His amazing and perfect Son, Jesus Chirst, our loving Savior.
I am thankful for my identity in Christ.
Simplicity makes me happy. 😄😃 That is all.
I am thankful that I can appreciate and love the simple things.
Having a taste bud allows one to experience sweet, sour, salty, and bitter tastes. At the moment, I’m craving sweet things… syrup, honey, ice cream, chocolate cake…
I am thankful for the sense of taste.
I am thankful that I can taste food. I am thankful for my tongue.
Boy, am I tired! I almost forgot to post my daily gratitude today. I am thankful for many things today, particularly crackers. When my sister returned from the grocery, the first thing we did was feast on Dixie crackers.
I love that crackers are versatile. It can be eaten with butter, dips, cream cheese, hummus, tuna, vegetables, etc. Toppings may vary, but it hits the bullseye every time and they can be used as party appetizers.
I am thankful for crackers and I hope to explore more things to do with crackers soon.
God’s presence is EVERYWHERE and it’s such a joy to experience it. If you truly love Him, His presence takes up residence in you, and when He reveals His presence, you feel it.
I am always thankful for God’s presence and to be in it.
Gratitude is an attitude 