Daily Question, December 7 For whom are you thankful? 35 Reflections Share Click here to cancel reply.Please log in or Create a Profile to post a comment. Notify me when someone replies to my comment via e-mail. TofuLove2 months agoTofuLoveMy birth mom for having me. The caregivers who took care of me the first years of my life and all the people who helped make that possible, my orphanage was run through charitable donations mostly from foreigners. My adoptive mom for loving me unconditionally. 1 Reply Danielle DAndrea2 months agoDanielle DAndreaI am grateful for my partner. His patience, unconditional love, and optimism inspire me to be a better person every day. 3 Reply MelaD2 months agoMelaDI am thankful for all frontline workers, healthcare professionals, first responders, and military personnel (past and present) whose service makes life possible. 4 Reply Dusty Su2 months agoDusty SuMy *dessert-phase partner… a wonderful man met in the last part of our lives. *Desert-phase = After consuming life’s servings of soup, salad, through main courses, the dessert phase is the opportunity to choose and savor the last third of life with a deliberateness unrivaled. 8 Reply Michele2 months agoMicheleI can’t wait to meet my dessert-phase partner! I loved this:) 1 Reply Dusty Su2 months agoDusty SuI hope you meet the sweetest, most delicious partner 🙂 1 Reply beckydriscoll2 months agobeckydriscollI am thankful for my wonderful husband, my friend, Loyda, and our puppy, Oliver. 3 Reply Linda2 months agoLindaI am grateful for my husband of 30 years this December! His quiet ways of loving and accepting me throughout these years have given me great confidence in myself. He has allowed me to be me. The greatest gift ever! 9 Reply beckydriscoll2 months agobeckydriscollMe, too, Linda, We are lucky women, aren’t we? Tom and I have been married 41 years – can’t believe its been so long, but ‘am happy for every single one of them. 2 Reply Lauryn2 months agoLaurynI am thankful for my partner – we just celebrated a year since we first met and have only been together about 10 months – we are still learning about each other – how to co-exist – everyday I am thankful for his love. I am thankful for my two cats – of their keen ability to sense when I’m feeling down and curl up next to me purring. 6 Reply Holly in Ohio2 months agoHolly in OhioI read every post. The beauty of each of you, the gifts you give through willingness to be open... for that I thank you. I appreciate it so much. Since coming here in the mornings, I find my heart is lighter. I love that this community is so diverse. It helps me to feel really connected, and not polarized. I am of course, also grateful for my parents and other family, for friends, neighbors, teachers, those who serve in the military, fire dept., those on the front lines of covid, and all peo...I read every post. The beauty of each of you, the gifts you give through willingness to be open… for that I thank you. I appreciate it so much. Since coming here in the mornings, I find my heart is lighter. I love that this community is so diverse. It helps me to feel really connected, and not polarized. I am of course, also grateful for my parents and other family, for friends, neighbors, teachers, those who serve in the military, fire dept., those on the front lines of covid, and all people in jobs or causes trying to make a positive difference for our fellows and our planet. But I never forget one more small group of faces in my life – sometimes, in my childhood especially, a stranger might spend just five minutes with me, but they did it with kindness or wisdom, and it truly had a positive and lasting impact on my life. I don’t know their names. but it has ever been a reminder that as humans we impact each other. For example, I met a migrant worker on a road trip and we spent half an hour together in a gazebo dedicated to the life of someone we didn’t know. I learned so very much from her in that half hour. She was a wellspring of gratitude for life. I wish her well, and her family, wherever they are. Thank you, dear. Read More9 Reply Zenith2 months agoZenithGratefulness.org. Sounds cliche but very true. I am grateful for bus drivers for public transit. I am grateful for myself. I am grateful for the soldiers who serve this country. I am grateful for anyone and everyone who has had a hand in keeping me going. I am grateful for the Wim Hof Method for contributing to strengthening my immune system to keep me healthy. 5 Reply pkr2 months agopkrI am thankful for my family. I am thankful for their love. ❤️ 6 Reply 2 months agoI am thankful for my special needs daughter, Molly who through her struggles wakes me up more fully and teaches me how to best be present to her suffering and to the suffering of the world. I am thankful for all the voices of those who’ve learned through struggle how to expand and to become larger in spite of pain. They are the beacons of light that shine hopeful for me at times when I need it most. 10 Reply Papilio2 months agoPapilioI’m thankful for my family & friends, and strangers who crossed my path giving me words of encouragement I needed most at the time. 8 Reply Rhea2 months agoRheaI am thankful for my loving & supportive family. I am thankful for the world leaders fighting for a better world. I am thankful for those taking a stand against climate change. I am thankful for the workers at the grocery store. I am thankful for those who make me a better person. 8 Reply DeVonna2 months agoDeVonnaI’m thankful for those people who helped and encouraged me along life’s way. Janet Ramos, my fourth grade teacher. Jackie Urgeleit, my Jr High School Sunday School teacher and youth group leader. Winifred Hogstad, my foster grandmother. Emi Abe, my foster mother, whom I met when I was 15. These women were strong influences for good in my life and I pray a blessing upon their heads. 9 Reply Butterfly2 months agoButterflyI am thankful for my lovely carers who come to help me every day; for my daughter who is always there for me even though she is ill herself; for my dear little cat who is just about still with me and this website for reminding me what’s good about life. 12 Reply Tara2 months agoTaraI’m thankful for my soon-to-be ex husband. I am devastated that he left our family but thankful for the lessons he taught me about how to love…and how not to. And for setting me free to live a life on my terms. 11 Reply Holly in Ohio2 months agoHolly in OhioEvery time we love, our heart gets bigger. 3 Reply Trish2 months agoTrishHere’s a fun fact: I have So Many people that I’m thankful for that it’s impossible to just name one. Certainly on any given day, one or two people will connect with me deeper. Yesterday it was: Adam for his honesty, playfulness & willingness to challenge me, Barb: for her innocence & loyalty, Cary for his abundant love, nurturing & care for the world and for my mom who is cheery & lovely and is very excited about Christmas despite the fact we will be unable to gather to...Here’s a fun fact: I have So Many people that I’m thankful for that it’s impossible to just name one. Certainly on any given day, one or two people will connect with me deeper. Yesterday it was: Adam for his honesty, playfulness & willingness to challenge me, Barb: for her innocence & loyalty, Cary for his abundant love, nurturing & care for the world and for my mom who is cheery & lovely and is very excited about Christmas despite the fact we will be unable to gather together. All my people (so many more) add so much depth to my life. Read More7 Reply Patricia2 months agoPatriciaFor two important men in my life, for my late mom, for daughters who are amazing and interesting women, for a high school teacher who opened my eyes to justice and the “invisible” people around me when my church didn’t. Tip of the iceberg, friends. There are so many to give thanks for…. 7 Reply Mike S2 months agoMike SI am thankful for my wife and sons and the love they bring into my life, for my friends especially Joseph and Ricardo and Sharlyn and Roy. I am thankful for all those who have served in the military and sacrificed life or limb so that the rest of us in America may be free. I’m also thankful for the caregivers in hospitals and clinics who take care of us when you’re sick and for the first responders who are there in case of emergency. 8 Reply DeVonna2 months agoDeVonnaThank you for thinking of our military men and women. It was an honor to serve. 5 Reply Michele2 months agoMicheleI lit a candle on this website in remembrance of Pearl Harbor Day. RIP to all who lost their lives on that solemn day. 1 Reply sunnypatti2 months agosunnypattiMy mom for her loving support, my dad for loving me like his own (he's not my birth father, but has loved me like he is my entire life), my fiance who sees all the best in me and loves me more than I knew was possible, our cat BC, our dog Ruger, my best good friends, our big family, and the upper leadership at my job who saw my potential and helped me move up as a leader myself earlier this year. I could name so many others, as so many have made an impact on my life. I feel blessed thinking abou...My mom for her loving support, my dad for loving me like his own (he’s not my birth father, but has loved me like he is my entire life), my fiance who sees all the best in me and loves me more than I knew was possible, our cat BC, our dog Ruger, my best good friends, our big family, and the upper leadership at my job who saw my potential and helped me move up as a leader myself earlier this year. I could name so many others, as so many have made an impact on my life. I feel blessed thinking about all of the wonderful individuals I know and have known over the years. Read More7 Reply 1 2 Next » My Private Gratitude Journal Write an entry in your private gratefulness journal Get Started This site is brought to you by A Network for Grateful Living, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All donations are fully tax deductible in the U.S.A. DONATE https://gratefulness.org/content/uploads/2015/03/GX-Gold-Participant-L.png Community Engagement Guidelines Privacy Policy [email protected] Connect with us on Social Media: © 2000 - 2021, A Network for Grateful Living Website by Briteweb