- Family -- his, mine & extended. :) Besides my parents & sister (as well as Parents' Neighbours' Daughter and the Little Princesses), I got to see my aunties (my dad's two sisters) & a cousin I haven't seen in several years while I was out west. None of us are getting any younger, and I cherish the time we can spend together.
- Being able to spend Thanksgiving with my family, for the first time since we were married 33 years ago (!). (I was actually home in both October 1998 & 1999 for my grandparents' funerals :( but my grandfather died after Thanksgiving, and turkey dinner was not a priority while we were planning & assembling for my grandmother's funeral.)(Besides which, we were in Minnesota, where they don't celebrate until late November...!)
- Spending precious time with my aging parents, and being able to lend a hand around the house & yard.
- Seeing the Little Princesses, spoiling them with cute new clothes I had fun picking out for them (and then seeing them wear some of what I'd bought), and celebrating the Littlest Princess's 4th birthday. :)
- Getting to see Paul McCartney in concert -- and WITH my sister (reliving our teenage years...!). :)
- Having a computer expert in the family (my sister's partner) that I can call on anytime for tech support. :)
- Dh. (He's not the best traveller, and I am also thankful that our travel experience this week went relatively smoothly...!)
- Being retired early and still being able to live a comfortable lifestyle.
- Our lovely condo & all its comforts.
- Shelves full of books to read. :)
- Being on track to meet my Goodreads 2018 Reading Challenge goal. :)
- Getting to wear capris and sandals for one more day, thanks to balmy temperatures. ;)
- Gorgeous fall colours starting to emerge.
- Good friends, in real life and in the computer. :) (Thank you all!)
- The good fortune to be born and to spend my life in the best country in the world. :)
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Thursday, October 11, 2018
Thankful
This should have been my #MicroblogMonday post, since Monday was Thanksgiving here in Canada. But the day/weekend went by far too fast. Of course, gratitude should be a 365-day-a-year thing -- so in the ongoing spirit of Thanksgiving, here are a few things I am thankful for right now:
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