Thanksgiving
Hey Ladies,
Breaking
with my weekly post (again) for the Holiday. Spend a little time this week mulling over
what you’re grateful for. Things are chaotic right now, it’s a difficult time
for many of us for a variety of reasons. Don’t lose sight of the things that
are good right now, the victories we’ve won and the obstacles we’re making
progress on. For some of us experiencing loss, gratitude may seem very difficult to experience, but I encourage you to find at least 5 things to help you realize all hope is not lost. Every little bit of gratitude is helpful. Think about it, savor
it, and enjoy what you have to be thankful for. Once you've made your list (no matter how short or long) re-read it and remind yourself of these points, it may even help you remember a few more things. Happy Thanksgiving ladies, I'm incredibly grateful for you this year. Be well.
Here's my top 50 this year:
My gratitude list:
1) My
sister
2) My
family
3) My
oldest friends
4) My
LA family (these are my friends who have become family to me)
5) My
job / career
6) Puppetry
7) Health
insurance
8) My
home and the atmosphere I live in.
9) My
neighborhood
10) My car and what having reliable transportation
has afforded me.
11) The state of CA
12) The
freedom I’ve been afforded to decide what I want to do with my life.
13) My education and intellect.
14) My orgasm
15) My humor
16) The lesson
that money doesn’t equal happiness.
17) The lesson
that loneliness isn’t cured through consumption.
18) A cup of
tea
19) Meditation
(even when I’m not diligent in my practice)
20) The set of
stairs I climb on my way to my park.
21) My park
22) My gym
23) Any body
of water I can swim in.
24) The Korean
day spa
25) The wisdom
of my elders
26) The humor
of my friends
27) My sex
life
28) When a
smile and hello is returned by a stranger
29) Random acts of kindness
30) The PCH
31) Camping
32) The freedom to voice my opinion
33) The
freedom to defend others who voice theirs as well
34) My
privilege and my ability to use it to advocate for others
35) My friends and family still brave enough to
have children
36) Hope
37) Retinol-A
and anti-aging products
38) Massages
39) Being
comfortable with who I’ve become as a human being
40) My never
ending desire to grow, learn and evolve
41) My hair
42) My ability
to connect with animals and babies
43) My
superhero exclamation: KABLAMO!
44) My
playlists
45) The understanding that change is constant
46) The
familiar comfort of a family game night
47) A good sad
song that I can cry and sing along to
48) A good
laugh that leaves me in tears
49) Holding
hands with an older family member
50) Constantly
having things to be grateful about…
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