And I have most definitely moved on. :)
There's so much in life to be grateful for, so I will help to pass that positive outlook onto all of you. Here's a few things I'm grateful for at this time of year:
1. Rare, sunny days. I love them! Climb in the car and bask in the
sunshine! (If you enjoy the sun from the car, it creates the illusion
in your car that it's warm outside because it's heated by the sunshine.
Smart, huh? )
2. Valentines Day! A day to show a little love, and maybe enjoy a little
chocolate.
3. Flowers at Walmart. Ever notice how on a not so happy day for you, if
you buy yourself flowers and put them on your table, you can't help
but smile. They brighten the room with their presence.
4. St. Patricks Day - a day to pinch people for fun, and it makes me
smile mischieviously just thinking about it.
5. Easter! Another day filled with notions of spring and chocolate!
6. Birthdays! It's fun to plan those fun birthday surprises and think of
how your loved one's face will light up with happiness at your
thoughtfulness. And you get to eat cake and ice cream!
(Are you noticing a theme of food here? I just started noticing it . . .)
Last but definitely not least:
7. Shopping for new clothes at all the really good after-Christmas sales,
or spending what little money I might have buying all the cute new
clothes the stores bring out for spring.
Things to look forward to: General Conference, flowers popping up out of the
ground, all the nests holding plenty of baby birds, baby ducks, and lots and
lots of sunshine!
4 comments:
Sorry..I deleted the first comment. I really enjoy gratitude posts. This one was especially good. I am really grateful for family and glad to have such a wonderful sister.
Thanks for the uplifting post. I'm also getting really into the littler holidays. I've had Valentine's stuff out for a couple of weeks now and have bought a couple of Easter things too already. Spring is just around the corner and I can't wait this year. I'm anxious to start walking w/ Cole in the stroller.
Have a good week Alysa!
Great post! Those are some good things to remember.
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