Tag Archives: Thankfulness

The Inspiration of George Gobel

I’m not sure why I write.  I think it comes from some latent past life impression, and also from my husband’s encouragement to do so. Over ten years ago, after a divorce, I entered into the realm of journaling.  It wasn’t really significant in that I was still afraid of the blank page and fullyContinue reading “The Inspiration of George Gobel”

Thankful for Perfection in Whatever Form in May Take

Perfection means different things to different people. To me it’s my husband walking through the door every evening and seeing perfection in me even if I’m dressed in the sloppiest of attire with no make up as I usually am. It’s him telling me he’s so grateful I settled for him when it’s really theContinue reading “Thankful for Perfection in Whatever Form in May Take”

Supporting My Habit

My husband supports my habit, and I’m thankful for that.  On Friday I went into the hobby store for yarn, just one skein, for just one knitting project.  However, the on sale bin was newly loaded with discontinued yarn, which I couldn’t resist. My thought process was all the knitting that would take place onContinue reading “Supporting My Habit”

Thankful One Day At a Time

I decided to do a blog several days ago, but thought what is there of great importance to write, like probably so many people.  Thursday’s Child for a title immediately came to me, but as the early bird gets the worm, that title was taken, thus “athursdayschild.”  Thursday’s child, my original choice, has far toContinue reading “Thankful One Day At a Time”