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A new job
Tax refund and other benefits
Love in my life
My darling husband and his wonderful mind
Happy reunions
A warm and comfortable bed
Enough food to eat, and even some treats
Cold, clean, fresh water
The freedom to be myself
Emerging wisdom
Nice weather
Chocolate
A decent haircut
Dental insurance
Health insurance
Healing
Books
The ability to touch type
Spring! Spring! Spring!
Reliable lawn care
Smart people to talk to
Inner peace
Comfortable shoes
Moving in the Spirit
Smoked turkey sandwiches
Nice spring weather
A decent composting bin and the place to put it
Returning to relative good health
Parrots in the trees
My cat (yes, I've mentioned it before, but I'm always grateful for my cat)
Clear quartz crystals with rainbows inside them
Extra creamy Swiss milk chocolate
A comfortable bed
A happy marriage
New beginnings
Windfalls
Good quality sunglasses
Tissues with aloe vera in them (to soothe a sore, raw nose)
Potted cactus plants
Compostable cat litter
Abundance in all forms
Knowledge
Spiritual growth
Emotional healing
Love
Forgiveness
Modern dentistry
Friends who will ship things internationally for me
Window seats on the train
Richly scented candles
My excellent, comfortable bed
Relief from pain by natural means
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About... This blog is written by the webmistress of the shoshanna.org site. You can find out more there if you really want to know, but in a nutshell: abuse survivor, forty-something, happily married, long struggles with anger, shame, guilt, rage, pain, self-loathing, and various other ills associated with being an abuse survivor, now trying very hard, as Saint Paul wrote, to learn to be content in any situation, that is, to be happy. This blog is just a means of publically recording some of the things I have to be grateful for. Obviously, I can't and won't list everything, every day, and some days I may feel more or less grateful for one or another thing in my life, and I may even repeat myself, but I wanted to have a place to write these down. Yes, I keep a private journal, but making them public just seemed like something I could do that would not only make me just a bit more accountable, but which might also bring a bit of joy to someone else. But mostly it's for me, to remind myself, in a public way, that I have much to be grateful for, every single day, always. I made a resolution to be happy, every day (I don't mean happy every moment of every day; that's probably impossible). Thinking about things for which I'm grateful goes a long way toward keeping that resolution. Webrings < # |Elizabeths| ? >
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