Twenty-five things for which I am thankful, in no particular order:
– Coffee mugs from California.
– My cellular telephone.
– My laptop computer.
– My favorite turquoise necklace.
– My zombie messenger bag.
– My imagination.
– Science Fiction.
– My ID badge that gets me into doors marked “Authorized Personnel Only” because that’s a secret thrill even after five years.
– Scrapple.
– Secret corridors.
– Goofy action movies.
– Eggplants.
– My Kitchen-aide five-speed hand-mixer with milk-shake attachment. It probably has a proper title, but I use it for milk-shakes. So there.
– Hyphens.
– Punctuation in general, even if I abuse it horribly.
– My health.
– Words.
– People.
– Old Navy. It’s actually a problem. A delightful, brightly-colored problem with clean lines and thoughtful design.
– My family.
– My dog.
– Music.
– My friends. Even the ones that make me want to pull my own hair out. They keep it interesting.
– Dark, hoppy beer.
– Ramen noodles.
– Love.
Obviously this is just a random assortment. I’m thankful for basically everything in my life, even the inconveniences and complications. It builds character, and I am all about character development.
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EDIT: I’ve taken this story down in the hopes that I can get it published. Thanks for the wonderful comments on it, you guys are awesome.
great blog! I enjoyed reading it. thanks for sharing! it actually brought tears to my eyes… it could be that i have been a little teary anyway.. but i dont think so.
Thank you, Dara! <3 I am going to give you the hugest hug on Saturday.
<3 <3 for wrangling our three ill-mannered hounds on a hectic Monday.
They were no trouble, though, Nina! I was just late. :D <3
I love my little gal so much. I would have expected nothing less from you.
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Coupons at OYIN handmade in Baltimore, so I thought of you.Sorry for spewing on your feedreader. I edited your comment with a reply, but I'm not sure whether you'd get a notification for that.~hug~