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Daily Question, November 26

To whom, or for what, might you offer your thanks right now?

  • Malag

    Pretty much everything really. This morning a bracing crisp day, pleasant walk with the dog and a heart breakfast. The fabulous people in my life.

  • Ose
    Just opening up to this overflowing source of joy. A big thank you to the lovely people I met tonight, kindred hearts who took the time and were open to come even from far away to be together and to share personal experiences and perspectives with joy, gratitude and kindness; my heart goes out to dedicated musicians, singers, conductors, giving all their heart and touching so deeply, ( I just now may listen to beautiful sacral vocals) ; so grateful towards a woman in an official health bureau wh...

    Just opening up to this overflowing source of joy. A big thank you to the lovely people I met tonight, kindred hearts who took the time and were open to come even from far away to be together and to share personal experiences and perspectives with joy, gratitude and kindness; my heart goes out to dedicated musicians, singers, conductors, giving all their heart and touching so deeply, ( I just now may listen to beautiful sacral vocals) ; so grateful towards a woman in an official health bureau who is open and never gets tired to give permission to help deeply suffering people to possibly turn their state; so grateful for dear friends here sharing and loved ones for their being with me despite flaws all inclusive; and I give my deep thanks to life, this gift of sorts.

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  • Don Jones

    I give thanks for this that unfolds – not because of an offer of heaven or through some divine deal, but just because I am here.

  • Vincent-Edward Ciliberti

    I am always thankful to my late dear parents and the local Society of Christian Doctrine who not only taught us religion, but also to love and share. Its member, though lay persons and do not have to take vows, day in day out, come rain or shine, gathered us, taught us, and above all gave their all for us. Ever so thankful.

  • Pollyanna Gladwell
    I can offer my thanks to all who post on this site. I haven’t posted for a while, but I do read this page every day to cherish the love that is evident among a group of strangers. (I’m assuming a bit there…maybe some do know each other! But I’m pretty sure most do not.) Your wisdom inspires me and reminds me to be grateful for all that has been given, all that has been taken away and all I have left. I wish a wonderful day to all who are celebrating Thanksgiving - and all who ar...

    I can offer my thanks to all who post on this site. I haven’t posted for a while, but I do read this page every day to cherish the love that is evident among a group of strangers. (I’m assuming a bit there…maybe some do know each other! But I’m pretty sure most do not.)

    Your wisdom inspires me and reminds me to be grateful for all that has been given, all that has been taken away and all I have left.

    I wish a wonderful day to all who are celebrating Thanksgiving – and all who are celebrating thanksgiving. (Capital ‘T’, small ‘t’!)

    Blessings on you all.

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  • Nancy Walton-House
    I am thankful to God and my parents for my life. I am thankful for my faith, family, friends, teachers and colleagues. I have been accompanied by so many wonderful people throughout my life – people I’ve known in person or virtually through books, media and the internet. They inspire, challenge and encourage me to be the best person I can be at this time in this place. I am thankful for the wonderful pets who shared my life – dogs, cats and horses. I am thankful for nature, the perfor...

    I am thankful to God and my parents for my life. I am thankful for my faith, family, friends, teachers and colleagues. I have been accompanied by so many wonderful people throughout my life – people I’ve known in person or virtually through books, media and the internet. They inspire, challenge and encourage me to be the best person I can be at this time in this place. I am thankful for the wonderful pets who shared my life – dogs, cats and horses. I am thankful for nature, the performing arts, education and democracy. I am thankful for food, water, housing, heat and other comforts. I am thankful for my health. I am thankful to be a small part of this magnificent whole. Deo Gratias!

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  • Lauryn

    I am grateful to live in a world where all of my basic needs added met on a daily basis. I am grateful to have such a loving partner by my side & two cats who adore me.

  • Serafinina

    I thank myself for not giving up on me. I am so thankful for all the negative stuff that happened to me because without that experience I probably wouldn’t have grown with a personality.

  • Mica

    To my son, who was born 44 Thanksgivings ago!

    NYT has this, today: ‘I am thankful to be thankful’
    Last week, I invited readers to send us six words describing what made them thankful in 2020. It’s a form of writing — the six-word memoir — popularized by the author Larry Smith.

  • Linda

    I am grateful to my mother who gave me life. We had a difficult relationship and she died in her 50’s but I know she did the best she could.

  • Zenith

    To the universe I offer thanks for the gift of strong health. For the incredible gift that exercise is. For clean air and water. For warmth and hot water. For the gift of sight for reading and seeing sunsets. For my phone and what it does for me. For fresh homemade bread. For my piano and the ability to play. For Duolingo and learning languages. Shall I continue?

  • pkr

    To my family, my mom, brother, beautiful daughter & my husband. I am thankful for each one. I am thankful for family who have passed but are still in our hearts. Am thankful too for my beloved cat Daisy, who left us last week, too soon & too sudden. I thank her for all her companionship, love & purrs. She will be missed.
    Happy Happy Thanksgiving to All here. I am blessed. ❤️🙏

  • Pilgrim
    I am thankful for the essential workers as the pandemic roars out of control here. I am thankful for those who work the food banks, those who donate food and funds to keep them going. The needs are staggering. I am grateful for all who helped to raise and nurture me: parents and grandparents, teachers and mentors, inspiring writers, doctors who have helped me keep living. I am grateful for my daughters and their families. They are my heart. I am grateful for the Gratefulness team for providing t...

    I am thankful for the essential workers as the pandemic roars out of control here. I am thankful for those who work the food banks, those who donate food and funds to keep them going. The needs are staggering. I am grateful for all who helped to raise and nurture me: parents and grandparents, teachers and mentors, inspiring writers, doctors who have helped me keep living. I am grateful for my daughters and their families. They are my heart. I am grateful for the Gratefulness team for providing this space and community every day. And I am grateful for those who speak truth to power.

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  • Carla

    O Sacred Ancient One thank you for the abundant gifts I’ve received: for life, health, a roof overhead & provisions; for the never ending love of my mother, as she dwells with you; for family living in many places & supportive friends here & there. My heart is full of gratitude! Happy Thanksgiving all! Thank you too who’re all connected with these gratefulness pages.

  • ruth shedwick-bryant

    I am grateful for my Grandmother who passed away in 2012 at the age of 95. She overflowed with love and kindness and was fiercely loyal to all of our family. I was blessed to live close to her and as I age I am always considering what she would do in any difficult situation I encounter. The wisdom of our mentors gives us a shining pathway when we reach crossroads in our lives. Happy Thanksgiving Gram! Love and miss you ❤️

  • Ed Schulte

    Divine Grace is the “who” and the “what” is the gift of BE-ing in a human form and able to reflect Divine Grace back into its source, infinitely, with no reservations.Also
    BUT a very BIG “Thank You” to all the Health Care worker in the world right now. Their’s is a very trying time right now.
    Happy “Thanks-Giving” to ALL, no matter where in the world you are!

  • Michele

    My mom. I’m thankful for how I was raised and loved. I miss her very much. Happy Thanksgiving everyone:)

  • Trish

    I’m thankful for so much: my family, friends, health. God’s love is ever present & the beauty of nature is always there….I’m thankful for the lessons I’ve learned & that ones that will be presented to me in the coming years. Thanks be to God.

  • devy

    I am thankful for the opportunities and abundances that I have had in my life to take me where I am. I am thankful for myself and my abilities to overcome personal suffering in the past and the ability to finish my life on earth on a route of joy, contentment and fulfillment and the life lessons which I experienced.

  • kimthompsen

    Right now, I am grateful for my brother who is doing an outstanding job of being my father’s primary caregiver.

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