Monday, November 23

Lesson #15 - There Is ALWAYS Something To Be Thankful For

This week I'm linkin' it up...Supah-style!! Okay...so this year has been a bit of a whirl wind for me. I mean, it isn't often that two people meet, get married and have a baby all within a matter of ten months! Okay, maybe it is more common that I think. In any case, I wanted to take a minute today to list a mere fraction of my list of things I am thankful for.

Well, first and foremost, I am definitely thankful for my family and friends!! Wait, does that count as one or two? I'm counting it as one - get over it. Being married to the most understanding husband a crazy lady could ask for and giving birth to the funniest, happiest baby who will eventually be giving me heartburn...all in the same year...AWESOME!! Having the most supportive parents/grandparent a gray-haired giving daughter/granddaughter needs has made life exciting. Being able to share laughs with the highest quality OCD compulsion-sharing friends an ADHD brain can handle is just the icing on the cake.

Second, I am thankful for the fact that I am employed and still getting a paycheck - given the hard economic times we are in currently. While my boss continues to be unforgiving, I can't help but think of where I'd be without my job. I am willing to put up for the put-downs...for now.

Third, I am thankful that my family and I have these four walls and roof we call home. To me, there a huge difference between owning a house and being able to call it home. Our experiences with and love for each other, have turned a simple townhouse into the place we will raise our daughter (and however many more children we end up having).

Last, but not least, I am thankful that I am healthy and able to move around to do the things I do. For those of you playing along at home, the man recently broke his hand. Seeing his frustration while trying to do things like feed the babe or open a jar. It makes me thankful that I am able to do a little extra to get things done. Lets be honest - if both of us were broken, the babe would be running amok...without even being able to run yet!!

6 comments:

BonBon Rose Girls Kristin said... 1

I feel your pain. The hubs sprained his wrist at his alumni baseball game when our bambino was 10 wks old. I had to carry must of our luggage plus our little dude through the airport. No easy feat. Ah ha!

Courtney said... 2

That is a great list, so many things to be thankful for!!

Lisa said... 3

Wonderful list! Have a happy Thanksgiving!

I'm a full-time mummy said... 4

Love this post! There's so many things to be thankful for that we sometimes take it for granted.

Keep up the great post! Btw, just to let you know I stopped by your blog from SITS. :D

thatgirlblogs said... 5

I am thankful for all the awesome Bloggies out there (that's you, btw)...

The (Un)Experienced Mom said... 6

Great list you have here! I can't imagine not being able to use my hand. The closest I came was to having bad carpal tunnel in my 3rd trimester with my first son....apparently about 25% get it. It lasted until he was 6 months old!

I just read your comment on my blog. I am so glad my story could help you. It sounds like you have had a hell of a change in the last year yourself, so it wouldn't be a surprise if were struggling a bit as well. Even if they are happy changes, they are still changes and transitions are usually the time when people's emotions can be a bit all over the place.

It sounds like things feeling better lately though, so that's great!

Will be following your blog....love your lessons learned! ;-)

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