A Month of Gratitude: Day Twenty One

Grateful for a large pile of progress and completion!

A Month of Gratitude: Day Twenty

Grateful to have feathered friends enjoying the harvest of our burning bush in front of our house. Next time, I'd prefer the birds were in the sunshine, so I didn't get such dark birds!

A Month of Gratitude: Day Nineteen

 

Grateful to see beauty in things not so fresh.  

A Month of Gratitude: Day Eighteen

Grateful for good-fellow-blog friends and new inspiration.

A Month of Gratitude: Day Seventeen

For pieces of history, handmade.

A Month of Gratitude: Day Sixteen

This one may be a stretch, but here goes...

I'm grateful for quiet places filled with lives past.  They always make me nostalgic.  The stones with centuries of time embedded into them make me wonder who is missing this loved one.

A Month of Gratitude: Day Fifteen

Grateful for places to explore where concrete isn't allowed.

A Month of Gratitude: Day Fourteen

Grateful for the love and wonder of exploration in my boys

A Month of Gratitude: Day Thirteen

I'm thankful for friends that make me laugh and make me feel like a real photographer.

A Month of Gratitude: Day Twelve

Mid-November sunshine giving us 60 degree weather.

A Month of Gratitude: Day Eleven

The quiet moments.

A Month of Gratitude: Day Ten

I know, I know...this is a stretch, but hear me out.

I'm having a bad day.  This one task I need to perform at work is taking 6.7 minutes per document.  Halfway through, I need to click a check mark.  And it ties up my computer, working on something else, makes it take even longer.

So...I'm grateful for the Scholastic Book Orders (who isn't?).  I love the browsing, the imagining what the boys will pick, the joy of the book delivery day and especially the time I have to get cozy on the couch and read the new books with my boys.

A Month of Gratitude: Day Nine

Grateful for an afternoon coffee made by my husband.  And, who wouldn't be grateful for the most brilliant thing Tom and I did...traded the kids all their candy for a new toy.  No guilt eating it, other than the guilt I face on the scale, but that's for another day.

This is my mug, not a working camera lens, I drank too much of the coffee before the picture.