We are reeling in British Columbia today from a terrifying “atmospheric river” event which has caused flooding and road destruction on major highways. I haven’t always remembered to be grateful for the highways, have taken access in and out of the city for granted.
Every part of my body. I am thankful for the fingers allowing me to type this and for the legs propping up my computer and keeping it steady. For my eyes that can see the screen and for my arms that support my hands. I’m thankful for the trees, especially during this time of year where the fall colors are rich and vibrant. I’m grateful for a place to live and a place I can call home. A place to keep me warm or cool and safe.
Someone somewhere no matter how bad it gets is trying to improve the world, make things better. There are dreamers, people who are dreaming of a world there isn’t so much suffering and yes, suffering is real and people experience it all over the world. There are incorruptible dreamers in the world who truly just want to make the world a better place.
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The presence of the God who made the first two.
I am grateful for the internet that had helped me connect to the most amazing and experienced people in this world.
All the invisible forces of love that provide stability, guidance and protection, sometimes I forget they are there or take for granted
We are reeling in British Columbia today from a terrifying “atmospheric river” event which has caused flooding and road destruction on major highways. I haven’t always remembered to be grateful for the highways, have taken access in and out of the city for granted.
All the things that are not there and which i wouldn’t like to be there
light around me that makes everything visible. we must be grateful for that.
The sky above me.
the little engine that could
Every part of my body. I am thankful for the fingers allowing me to type this and for the legs propping up my computer and keeping it steady. For my eyes that can see the screen and for my arms that support my hands. I’m thankful for the trees, especially during this time of year where the fall colors are rich and vibrant. I’m grateful for a place to live and a place I can call home. A place to keep me warm or cool and safe.
Someone somewhere no matter how bad it gets is trying to improve the world, make things better. There are dreamers, people who are dreaming of a world there isn’t so much suffering and yes, suffering is real and people experience it all over the world. There are incorruptible dreamers in the world who truly just want to make the world a better place.
I love this so much!
The trees are sheltering all of us. I walk past them and forget the beauty, shade and care of healthy air they give to us.
Shelter – a safe, warm, dry home with a good roof and someone to share it with.
The source of creation which is throbbing within me.
The Beauty and Balance of Mother Nature.
Absolutely!