Three Things...Gratitude Thread

[leebee]

Oceans
Octopus
Orchids

 

[DaisyDuck001]

Outdoors
Oregano
Optimization

 

[PollyannaMom]

Another vote for ovens
Oranges
Octobers

 

[citruscurtis]

Just came in from playing in the snow ... I know...but is the best I can get

OUTLOOK
Weather forecast was correct...we had a gentle mist all day and the dogs loved it...dog from OREGON wouldn't come in... memories in her head

OROGRAPHIC
Atmospheric conditions that put clouds on the peaks and ridges of mountains...all day I was listening to the rain stop on the tin roof then OUTSIDE to look at the mountain peaks

Now that Lucy Van Pelt has her shingle out for business....alas I am not a customer...I do not have OMBROPHOBIA . for that I am very grateful...OH so very grateful

 

[bluecastle]

Omniscient, Omnipotent, Magnificent God

O Holy Night

In the end, only kindness matters, a line from Hands by Jewel

I love that Jewel song! Actually, I love the whole album. Also, I sang O Holy Night at Midnight Mass when I was in 5th grade

 

[citruscurtis]

OH, but now OLD friends, they're acting strange... Well something lost but something gained in living every day....both sides now

Joni Mitchell

 

[bluecastle]

Oranges
My Oncologist
Optimism

 

[PollyannaMom]

Any 3 things you're grateful for today (Sun, 11/23) and/or bonus discussion topic to kick off Thanksgiving week: Does your family (or Friendsgiving group) do any sort of gratitude project on the holiday that you'd like to share in case others are looking for ideas?

I often see families on TV go around the table and say what they're grateful for.

Mine does something different every year (which I'm usually in charge of setting up). This year, we will each be writing things we're thankful for on one or more strips of colored paper and combining them all to make a paper chain.

Some of our past years' projects were writing things on paper feathers we stuck to a turkey shape, or leaves that we made into a wreath, etc.




I like these because it takes the pressure off (not being in the spotlight in the moment) and gives guests something to do before dinner is ready. It can also be a nice keepsake for the host and something fun to look back on as you unpack the Thanksgiving decorations next year.