15 days of thankfulness

I know I owe some amazing posts from the past week or so, including a Get off your Broom update and I will get there, but for now...

Cordelia  from Cordelia's Cauldron asked her followers to join her in 15 days of Thankfulness. I love this idea so I am going to jump in. I am going to use her prompts and will post one a day. If you want to join in here are her prompts.


15 Days of Thankfulness
November 10 - Day 1 - An author, artist and musician you are thankful for.
November 11 - Day 2 - 3 veterans you know that you are thankful for.
November 12 - Day 3 - 3 relatives or people from your past that you are thankful for.
November 13 - Day 4 -  3 things about your childhood that you are thankful for.
November 14 - Day 5 - 3 animals, past or present, that you are thankful for.
November 15 - Day 6 - 3 things you can see right now that you are thankful for.
November 16 - Day 7 - 3 inspirational songs you are thankful for.
November 17 - Day 8 - 3 things in your home that you are thankful for.
November 18 - Day 9 - 3 upcoming events that you looking forward to and are thankful for.
November 19 - Day 10 -  3 teachers who touched your life that you are thankful for.
November 20 - Day 11 - 3 friends who have inspired you that you are thankful for.
November 21 - Day 12 - 3 things found in Nature that you are thankful for.
November 22 - Day 13 - 3 things about your belief system/faith/spiritual path that you are thankful for.
November 23 - Day 14 - 3 things that make you laugh that you are thankful for.
November 24 - Day 15 - 3 things about your life right now that you are thankful for.

I will post more soon.

Blessings.

Comments

Marfi-topia said…
this is great Betsy....sounds like a good idea,
hope you have an awesome day:)
November 10, 2011 at 6:35 AM
Toriz said…
Sounds like a great idea; I look forward to reading your posts about it. :)
November 10, 2011 at 3:09 PM
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