I’m thankful for mornings, waking up in a new day is so wonderful. I wake up happy, and ready for the day’s challenges.
I’m thankful when the wind doesn’t blow, but I still enjoy the day, even if it rains or blows.
I’m thankful for evenings, especially calm summer evenings, when I can sit on the patio and watch the evening slip away into dusk, listen to the birds as they settle in for the night, and relax with my cat on my lap.
I love beautiful colorful sunrises and sunsets, tall billowing cumulus clouds, deep blue skies. The patter of rain, the rustling of leaves and branches in a soft breeze. Birds reeling through the sky, bunnies hoping around my yard.
I love spring, when the trees wake up and the tiny little leaves start to come out. I love when the robins come back. The world is renewed each spring.
I love hot summer days, watching the crops grow and mature, promising food for a hungry world. And warm water for boating.
I love fall, when the colors come out and the geese head south.
I love the beauty of winter, and the frozen frost on the trees, the white of a new snow fall, how it softens the earth.
I am thankful for all the good and wonderful things that have been invented, to make my life easier. For warm or cool cozy cars, good roads, computers, refrigerators, heating systems.
I am thankful I was born in this era, after the hard part of living, and before the hard part of living.
Most of all, I am thankful for life. For living in this free, even if it is a troubled, USA. For a Heavenly Father who loves me and helps me down the road of life. For my family; sons, daughters and grand children, who love me and are concerned for my welfare.
I am thankful. Happy ThanksGiving!
Love, Dad, Grand Dad, and Friend
5 comments:
You do have much to be thankful for. And I am thankful for you. I wish you were my dad. Thanks for the potato's. We are working on them. They are so good but dude, I can't eat them as fast as you bring them.
Thank you, my dear, for that complement. I'll be your dad anytime you want.
And you let me know when you run out of spuds. I'll be seeing you again on the 12th, for sure.
Happy Thanksgiving to you too sir.
Thank you for the comment on my boat progress. Happy Holidays!
Jim
Oh look at the old boat guy waxing poetic. My favorite line was about how you were born after the hardest part of life and before the hardest part of life.
Something like that.
And look at Crazy Lady. She is bee-U-tiful.
Hope you had a happy Thanksgiving. LY
Hi Jim, thanks for stopping by.
Crash, it's nice to hear from you. Yep, I was born in-between! I was in your neighborhood for Thanksgiving, and will be down there again for 3 days starting the 10th of Dec. Grandkids recitals.
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