- For great friends that you can always count on.
- For books like 7 habits of highly effective people, 7 principles for making a marriage work, parenting that works, Scrum guide (Odd but has good stuff for all aspects of life)
- For regaining the focus and values I once had in life.
- For a job that I enjoy.
- For the community of Crofton.
- For those that volunteer and don't expect anything in return.
- For websites that impact me - momastery.com, sealfit.com, http://www.facebook.com/Consciousparentingnow
- For my two healthy, smart, loving boys.
- For my mom.
- For my dad.
- For my grandparents.
- For my other mom (Helen-Sue).
- For my best friend (Wes).
- For my therapist.
- For EMDR, that stuff is bringing back some good old memories.
- For the people in my past that gave me positive and negative experiences. For the negative things I have learned from them and forgiven you for those. For the positive experiences, I hold onto those and try to implement them in the way that was impressed on me.
- For three stray cats in our backyard that we feed.
- For all the animals that have been a part of my life and touched me deeply.
- For leaves that provide shade during the summer eventhough you always fall to the ground and we have to pick you up every year.
- For my hammock.
- For my camera and the pictures it has captured over the years.
- For unselfish teammates and to sacrificing myself for the greater good of the team.
- For learning how to share feelings.
- For patience.
- For focusing on the positive.
- For my puffy coat that keeps me warm.
- For the floor heat in my car.
- For crossfit.
- For my bike and the freedom and natural highs it provides me when I am rolling through the country side and the endorphins are kicking in.
- For Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
- Sadly I must admit that I am thankful for Taco Bell and Mountain Dew.
- For a nice cup of hot Dunkin Donuts Original Blend home brewed coffee. Nothing smells much better than that in the morning.
- For learning to support my kids in whatever they choose to do. I will not live vicariously through my kids and try to push them to do what I wanted to do. If you want to do the ribbon event in gymnastics, I will be right there with you and will love every minute of it.
- For friends that would rather go out rucking on Friday night then go to a bar.
- For empathic people.
To be continued ...
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