Category Archives: Gratitude Challenge

The other day I spoke of how I was grateful for social media, but without my computer that point would be moot.  I really appreciate my computer. About 18 years ago, my mother gave me my first computer, her old IBM Tandy that ran DOS. At the time I really didn’t feel like we needed a computer, but I am so glad that she encouraged me to learn how to use one. Over the next … Continue reading →

For many the heart of the home is the kitchen. It seems to be a hub of all kinds of activity. Meals are prepared and conversations are shared. Because it was the only place in our house without carpet, it was the perfect terrain for my children to scoot around on their riding toys when they were young or to have match box car races. The cupboards have proved to be an excellent resource of … Continue reading →

I am most grateful everyday for the Word of God. It is my lifeline. No matter how many times I read it, I learn something new. Without it I would be lost. It truly is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. (Psalm 119:105) I am linking up with Garden of Learning’s Gratitude Challenge and Teaching Good Things 30 Days of Gratitude.  

Biting into a juicy apple or eating a giant salad is such a pleasure to the senses and quite satisfying to the tummy. I appreciate the work that goes into growing and harvesting fresh fruit and vegetables and am grateful to the farmers who put their love and labor into their crops. I am linking up with Garden of Learning’s Gratitude Challenge and Teaching Good Things 30 Days of Gratitude.  

How lucky are we that when we are thirsty or dirty all we have to do is turn on the faucet and viola! Water.  I am thankful everyday for indoor plumbing. I am linking up with Garden of Learning’s Gratitude Challenge and Teaching Good Things 30 Days of Gratitude.