What made you happy TODAY?
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Originally Posted by DianD
I'm a firm believer in keeping a gratitude journal...just keep a cheap notebook by the bed. Every night, write down things from that day that are blessings in your life...you will start out having to think about it, but soon, you start looking for blessings and end up writing long lists! Sometimes, I finish my list, but have to turn the light back on and add to it! Guess What! You nice folks make the list every night!
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Originally Posted by JoAnnGC
I just got a call for a job interview with a fantastic company. I've been out of work since the end of October so I am very, very happy about this...wish me luck!
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Got to talk to both of my ds and both said they would be there for me during my surgery on Tuesday, getting a new shoulder joint. got to send in an order to Connecting Threads and ordered my bff Cathy her quilting birthday presents. She will be so surprised when she opens the box, thinks it's all for me, LOL! she helped me sandwich a quilt I have been trying to finish for about 4-5 yrs and cheered me on when I got it quilted. Great weekend!
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What made me happy? Singing a trio with my daughter (12) and son (15) - in three part harmony; all the lullabies I sang long ago are paying off. We get to sing the song in church next Sunday - "Siyahamba", a South African folk song, translates to "We are marching in the light of God". (There are many wonderful renditions of this song on youtube.)
Pure joy - no accompaniment is needed, we just bring our voices and SING!
Pure joy - no accompaniment is needed, we just bring our voices and SING!
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Originally Posted by Favorite Fabrics
What made me happy? Singing a trio with my daughter (12) and son (15) - in three part harmony; all the lullabies I sang long ago are paying off. We get to sing the song in church next Sunday - "Siyahamba", a South African folk song, translates to "We are marching in the light of God". (There are many wonderful renditions of this song on youtube.)
Pure joy - no accompaniment is needed, we just bring our voices and SING!
Pure joy - no accompaniment is needed, we just bring our voices and SING!
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