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Monday, March 7, 2011

A good old fashioned snow storm

Today's thank you goes to Mother Nature.... The snow started to fall around noon yesterday, and is just now, 9 pm, letting up. It came down, and blew around in a beautiful dramatic dance. Up here on our back road hill, it accumulated to just over 3 feet. School was canceled, so warm cookies and hot chocolate were on the menu after going outside. Grace & I walked on our quiet unplowed road, even making snow angels here and there.

I realize these times can be a challenge for many, but I truly feel to be snowed in is a treat.

3 comments:

sMarch 7, 2011 at 7:40 PM
I love the lux of feeling snowed in........

how F'ed up is that, that in 2011 it is a lux? -s
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JennyMarch 13, 2011 at 9:19 AM
A perfect winter non-school day. Glad you enjoyed it.
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AnonymousMarch 9, 2017 at 11:58 PM
Nice Image and Nice Post...
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WELCOME TO 365 Gratitude Project!

Gratitude: Noun; The quality or feeling of being grateful or thankful.

Thank you. Two little words. A simple idea, not particularly new, or inventive, but put to use, powerful. In recent years, this term has taken on a whole new meaning for many people, being written about in self-help, law of attraction books that are presently on the bookshelves today.

The latest book to utilize this simple, but profound idea is "365 Thank Yous" written by John Kralik. In it, Mr. Kralik documents his experience in taking the noun gratitude, and transforming it into a verb through the simple process of writing one thank you note a day for an entire year, and in the process, he transformed his life. His simple act of daily gratitude expressed to those he loved and appreciated gave him a more joyful and loving life. This was the inspiration for our blog, 365 Gratitude.

We are a group of seven women, living in various regions of the United States, committed to the practice of gratitude in our lives in 2011. And, in doing so, to further share the experiences with each other, and you, through this blog. Each of us have claimed a single day of the week to send a thank you note to someone and write in this space about it. To learn more about each of us, see the about page to the right.

We encourage you, dear reader, to offer your own reflections on the role of gratitude in your life.