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2011 Giving Thanks Challenge

It is already the 3rd day but I want to go ahead and start because I believe it doesn't matter when, we should be aware of all that is around us and be so thankful/grateful for it all. Good and bad.
I am going to write my thanks on the side to read just like I do in my journal, and change it each day. That way I can keep posting and give proper attention to being grateful. If this is something you do or have thought about, why not start.  Whether you have a blog or not (just write it down). It will change how you look at life and how much happier you'll be as time goes on as you do this. I'm an example of that. I feel very blessed because of it.
This will go perfect with tie one on day that I wrote about.
So if you would like to read more go here.

Till next time
Kat
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  1. Ruth Cox aka abitosunshineNovember 8, 2011 at 6:15 AM

    I agree ... finding something to be thankful for each day surely does make a difference in our daily lives.

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  2. VeeNovember 29, 2011 at 5:51 PM

    Arriving from Leah's Giving Thanks Challenge. I think I must have arrived too late and so haven't found your list. You have a very nice quilting blog...love quilts and admire those who make them. Have a lovely Christmas!

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