Daily Question, April 6 What are you grateful for these days? 31 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. Tahsin Tabassum10 months agoTahsin Tabassumfood 1 Reply Lizzy10 months agoLizzyMy Sisters, Cynthia & Beverly whom I love Dearly 0 Reply reality10 months agorealityThe courageous healthcare workers who are most responsible for keeping the infected alive. A couple of twigs of poetree in remembrance of those felled by the corona virus ? Departed The depth of our sorrows Is a fathom unknown, The well of light and life, Built of meanings and moments Shared with them. sacrifices? It’s not the self-sacrificed When we do what needs to be done, Rather the false-ego sacrificed At Thee’s altar within. Thanx for all you All do and please have a great e...The courageous healthcare workers who are most responsible for keeping the infected alive. A couple of twigs of poetree in remembrance of those felled by the corona virus ? Departed The depth of our sorrows Is a fathom unknown, The well of light and life, Built of meanings and moments Shared with them. sacrifices? It’s not the self-sacrificed When we do what needs to be done, Rather the false-ego sacrificed At Thee’s altar within. Thanx for all you All do and please have a great eve’ ? reality Read More3 Reply Misty10 months agoMistyConnection. Reflection. The goodness people are showing in their words and deeds. Hope, in the face of uncertainty. 2 Reply Malag10 months agoMalagI’m alive. I’m relatively healthy. I have comfortable shelter, the company of family locked down with me, and a plentiful supply of tea. 4 Reply Jennifer L. Wyatt10 months agoJennifer L. WyattI am grateful for the sunshine, the daffodils that are blooming in the front of my house, for caring friends, caring pets such as our dog named Callie spacious blue skies and the lovely lake that we live near. I am grateful for God and his love. And the many ties of love and kindness that holds this world together. 4 Reply Nancy Walton-House10 months agoNancy Walton-HouseI am grateful for my faith and family. I am grateful for Brother David Steindl-Rast and A Network for Grateful Living. I’ve benefitted from this service for the past 11 years. Having a daily gratitude practice significantly enriches my life, relationships and work. I am grateful for my computer, internet access, curiosity, research expertise and abundant resources to stay actively and meaningfully engaged during this quarantine. I am also grateful for the free Covia Well Connected Program...I am grateful for my faith and family. I am grateful for Brother David Steindl-Rast and A Network for Grateful Living. I’ve benefitted from this service for the past 11 years. Having a daily gratitude practice significantly enriches my life, relationships and work. I am grateful for my computer, internet access, curiosity, research expertise and abundant resources to stay actively and meaningfully engaged during this quarantine. I am also grateful for the free Covia Well Connected Program and the many services it provides for older adults in America. Read More5 Reply Hunter10 months agoHunterFor the school bus drivers and school lunch people who are making and delivering lunches and breakfasts to all the children in our area, now that schools are closed. For the people working in grocery stores and pharmacies and post offices and hardware stores and hospitals and nursing homes and prisons–everyone out there on the front line. 6 Reply GCharlotte10 months agoGCharlotteI am grateful for God an the nature he brings while also I am so grateful to my beloved friend and his family especially his father. 2 Reply Melissa10 months agoMelissaI am deeply grateful for the rain we are getting to help with the drought in my area but mostly so grateful for the kindness of people. 4 Reply TeriB10 months agoTeriBMy family. This soon to be empty nester is enjoying time with my husband and two sons. With all that is happening in the world I am ever so grateful to have this time together. 5 Reply Ose10 months agoOseWhen being outside, I am deeply grateful for the enormously fresh air we currently are able to inhale. Such a difference. It is a pleasure to breathe and inhale this clear freshness and to know I share it with everyone now who is even happy about it. I am grateful for the moments of rest and stillness due to the slowing down these days, and grateful for being still able and allowed to serve my fellow people. I am so grateful for my friends and for my family of origin and extended. To be alive is...When being outside, I am deeply grateful for the enormously fresh air we currently are able to inhale. Such a difference. It is a pleasure to breathe and inhale this clear freshness and to know I share it with everyone now who is even happy about it. I am grateful for the moments of rest and stillness due to the slowing down these days, and grateful for being still able and allowed to serve my fellow people. I am so grateful for my friends and for my family of origin and extended. To be alive is the most precious gift. Read More6 Reply Debra10 months agoDebraBeing graced with a positive spirit in very ‘taxing’ times. 5 Reply Vincent-Edward Ciliberti10 months agoVincent-Edward CilibertiGrateful to my mentor who sms’d me with a caption about this wonderful site. 6 Reply Samuel10 months agoSamuelI am so grateful to be living in a remote backwoods little town in far Western North Carolina, far away from the civilized madness of large cities replete with their multitudes of luxuries and wealth, and their omnipresent perils of covid-19 infection. True - we don't have a lot of material wealth, but we have a wealth of loving, caring people who, in spite of the near-total shutdown of our little town, are making sure that no-one, especially the children, go hungry. Schools, restaurants, and c...I am so grateful to be living in a remote backwoods little town in far Western North Carolina, far away from the civilized madness of large cities replete with their multitudes of luxuries and wealth, and their omnipresent perils of covid-19 infection. True – we don’t have a lot of material wealth, but we have a wealth of loving, caring people who, in spite of the near-total shutdown of our little town, are making sure that no-one, especially the children, go hungry. Schools, restaurants, and charities are providing free meals, lodging, health care, and other necessities that will enable all to persevere through this national ordeal. While we don’t yet know what awaits us at the far end of this dark tunnel, we at least know that we will all make it out the other end to a better time and place. Thank you to my wonderful neighbors… sb Read More9 Reply BabaYaga10 months agoBabaYagaEverything! See Jane Kenyon’s wonderful poem “Otherwise.” I couldn’t explain more effectively than she does. https://poets.org/poem/otherwise 2 Reply Malag10 months agoMalagThanks for sharing this poem. I didn’t know it. It touched me. 1 Reply Robert10 months agoRobertI am grateful for the fortune of food, shelter, friendship and health. This allows me so much comfort in these turbulent times 2 Reply AngieRDoyal10 months agoAngieRDoyalI’m grateful for having all my kids at home (21,19, 16), even though it’s due to the COVID-19 crisis. I’m grateful to have a job that pays me to work from home. I’m grateful to have benefits that continue during a crisis. I’m grateful my husband has a job that does the same (since this time last year he was unemployed) and we’re able to pay our bills, put food on the table, and a roof over our heads. I know many people don’t have these luxuries right now. 8 Reply Gerry10 months agoGerryI am grateful for it all. 2 Reply Katrina10 months agoKatrinaI am grateful for all the basic utilities available to me, for a comfortable income during retirement (thus far) to support me and my family, and to live where I do - in a neighborhood where houses are far apart and our yard/garden is our park for walking, exercising, gardening, birding, etc. I am grateful for all those who are faithfully running towards the fire to serve he ill in whatever capacity it might be, for those who are serving our needs while they are out among the pubic, and for thos...I am grateful for all the basic utilities available to me, for a comfortable income during retirement (thus far) to support me and my family, and to live where I do – in a neighborhood where houses are far apart and our yard/garden is our park for walking, exercising, gardening, birding, etc. I am grateful for all those who are faithfully running towards the fire to serve he ill in whatever capacity it might be, for those who are serving our needs while they are out among the pubic, and for those who are using this time to volunteer on behalf of those who are in need in any way. I am grateful for my family and how they are all handling this time of quarantine with grace and acceptance, finding joy where they can. Read More3 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
