november 16, 2012
i am grateful.
:: first thing in the morning, house still dark…the kids and i snuggle on the sofa with hot chocolate in our hands
:: trees in the yard for climbing…the tree climbing club {TCC} was recently instated
:: making art with the kids
:: stumbling upon words yesterday that pluck at the strings of my heart…i found them/they found me just when i need them most…“i’ve been absolutely terrified every moment of my life – and i’ve never let it keep me from doing a single thing i wanted to do” – georgia o’keeffe
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this is day five of gratitude week 2012. you can still join the party!!
click here to read about gratitude week. and spread the word!
the thought of gratitude in numbers makes me smile.
remember…there are no rules. you can share in this space or explore gratitude in the quietness of your heart.
{if you’re posting on your blog, please leave a link to that post in the comments so we can all visit your space and enjoy}
sending a little love your way, m
Michelle GD 
I heard that quote on The Writer’s Almanac yesterday and fell in love with it too!
TCC – how cool!
http://myfeetintheairmyheadontheground.blogspot.com/2012/11/gratitude-week-day-five.html
Love your gratitudes here and during the week. Tree climbing club sounds kind of awesome and I love that Georgia O’Keeffe quote. Appropriate for me too!
Thank you so much for hosting this gratitude week, it was just the motivation I needed to get out my gratitude journal again. Here’s today’s post on it:
http://www.catchingsundust.com/2012/11/5-gratefuls-on-friday.html
tree climbing trees! That is something that I loved as a child! Today I’m joining in because I have loved reading everyone’s gratitude lists.
http://www.pumpkinsunrise.com/2012/11/gratitude.html
Snuggling on the couch with your babies sounds like a perfect way to spend the morning, I miss those days.
Beautiful words by O’Keeffe, and one’s I think touch a lot souls.
Have a beautiful weekend Michelle.
http://clover-seven.blogspot.com/2012/11/gratitude-week-friday.html
I am grateful for forgiveness and for the avalanche of second chances that are possible in a family when we come to each other open-handed and humble.