J.C. Posted December 3, 2007 Posted December 3, 2007 Yes, Monday starting, Got up, made my cup of coffee and like each day checked lc forum, to find out it is only 2.15am........will drink my coffee and go back to bed and try to snooze some more. Grateful I have more time before I face the day. Jackie Quote
Patkid Posted December 3, 2007 Posted December 3, 2007 JC, get some good rest, honey. I am grateful my puppy went potty quickly this morning as wind chill and ice make taking him out an ordeal. P Quote
Welthy Posted December 3, 2007 Posted December 3, 2007 Grateful today that I once again can go out to the cemetery to put Christmas wreaths on my parent's graves on this, the 23rd anniversary of my Mother's death. (I missed tending the family graves this past year due to Tony being too sick for me to leave him.) Grateful for the years I had Mom with me, as she taught me so much about being a strong woman. (Heck, with two females vs. seven males in our home growing up, you had to be strong! ) So very grateful to have had the honor of being raised by two people of the "greatest generation." I'll be grateful if the ground isn't too frozen to get the wire stands in!! It's 18 degrees this morning. Brrr.... Quote
luvmydad Posted December 3, 2007 Posted December 3, 2007 I wasn't on the computer this weekend, so this mornings gratitude kinda covers the past couple of days. I went to moms on Friday evening and she was like a bear with a sore hiney so I didn't stay long. Saturday evening, after spending all day outside in the cold decorating, I decided to invite mom down for supper with us. She jumped at the invitation and ended up staying until midnight because we started playing "mexican train". My son decided he wanted to spend the night with her and went home with her. Sunday evening when we went to pick him up we were shocked out of our shoes....Mom had a Christmas tree up. First time in about seven years. Hunter asked her to put one up and he would help her decorate it. She only put the ornaments on it that I had made while in school and growing up. I didn't remember half of them, it was fun having her ask me "Do you remember when you made this?" They also strung cranberries and popcorn garlands. The tree was beautiful, but not as much as seeing how much mom enjoyed spending the weekend with all of us. Can't wait til dad gets home from work tomorrow and sees that the "scrooge" actually decorated this year. Sorry so long, just thankful that mom had a happy weekend. Teresa Quote
Donna G Posted December 3, 2007 Posted December 3, 2007 Surviving lung cancer for 10 years! The blessings it has brought me, feeling the love of friends, church and family, the many wonderful people I have met the past 10 years. DonnaG Quote
Connie B Posted December 3, 2007 Posted December 3, 2007 I am grateful that my wonderful friend Donna is still here 10 years today and able to celebrate her 10 years of lung cancer survivial. This is a wonderful grateful day to be alive! I'm grateful to share in this great day with all my friends and family. Quote
Nova Posted December 4, 2007 Posted December 4, 2007 "luvmydad"] My son decided he wanted to spend the night with her and went home with her. Sunday evening when we went to pick him up we were shocked out of our shoes....Mom had a Christmas tree up. First time in about seven years. Hunter asked her to put one up and he would help her decorate it. Teresa The power of persuasion (sp?) that some children have! Reading your post made me happy first thing this morning! Thanks, and hope the Christmas Spirit continues for you guys. Today I'm grateful that I made it thru my first day of clinicals for nursing. Only 4 more days to go! Quote
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