I am thankful my boys. They amaze me in so many ways and I know I don’t tell them that enough. Who couldn’t love these cuties?
I am thankful for my dog, Daisy. She is such an awesome companion. She is the perfect dog for our family. I am very thankful for Tracy, who gave Daisy to us. Daisy:
— is playful.
— is beautiful.
— is funny.
— is our protective, guard dog.
— is intelligent.
— is silly.
— is playful.
— is a puppy at heart.
— loves to chew on bones.
— loves to play tug-a-war.
— wishes she could sleep in our bed.
— is a chaser of squirrels and chipmunks in our backyard.
— is energetic.
Today I had a family photo session with some of my friends. After getting done there, I made my way over to Town Creek Park, where I found some trees still with lots of gorgeous, vivid colors. I’ll just leave you with some of my favs.
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1. My favorite new blog of the moment is Behind the Camera and Dreaming.
2. Something I am thankful for is my family.
3. Something that made me laugh this week was old video footage that I’ve been going through.
4. An item that is currently on my wish list is pinking shears.
5. I am excited about the holidays.
6. If I were a color I would be blue.
7. My favorite way to spend a chilly fall day is by enjoying the beautiful, changing leaves.
I’m thankful for our veterans; for those past, present, and future. My adopted soldier came home this week and I’m so happy for him and thankful for the sacrifices that are made by him, his family, and for all the soldiers that are fighting for this great country.
God bless America!
I am thankful for the opportunity to learn. My job offers free tuition for me at limited number of hours each semester. Although, I haven’t taken advantage of that. I have taken advantage of the professional development classes. I took my 2nd workshop today on Professional Ethics. A lot of it was common since, but we had a great discussion of the recent ethical issues at Penn State, among a list of other ethics issues in business, on other campuses, and even here at Auburn.
Today I’m thankful for the great Scouting program that we have here in Auburn. I’m very proud to say that my hubby, Rob is a huge reason that the pack that Monkey is in is the biggest pack in Auburn and the best! 🙂 I’m thankful we have the opportunity to be able to fundraise to help, not only our fees for the year, but also the pack and the council. Teenager uses his money for his fees to pay for all the camping trips through out the year.
Many people when it comes time to narrowing down what activities their boys do, put scouting on the bottom of the list, so they drop out. I’m happy that teenager has made it a priority through out and is currently a Life Scout, rank under Eagle. Rob is an Eagle Scout. I hope that Monkey Boy decides to crossover to Boy Scouts when the time comes. Putting sports before scouts is a choice that people make, but I know that Rob has been put on the top of job hiring lists because he was an eagle scout, not because he played little league.
I am thankful I am able to help others through giving blood. Today was my 2nd time to give blood. It’s such a rewarding feeling…a little woozy, but still great to know I’m helping others.
Today I’m thankful my awesome group of student workers. I’ve found through my experiences in my new job, that I love working with college aged ‘kids.’ The students I work with are anywhere from 18-26 years old. We don’t limit what majors are allowed to work in our department, which is really cool because we have students’ majors vary: education, engineering (of all sorts), pre-med, anthropology, philosophy, history, public relations. We also have a diverse group. I learn so much from these guys and gals. Talking to these kids, I’ve learned so much about other countries, especially India.
I enjoy keeping in touch through facebook with the students who have graduated. I’m glad to be known as “the cool supervisor.” 🙂
I’m thankful for a wonderful church. My church is truly amazing. I’m amazed at:
-the huge church family.
-the great missions programs.
-the active youth program and all that it offers from Sunday youth night to sweat week and so much more.
-the wide variety of Sunday school classes.
-our pastors that are so knowledgeable.
-our food pantry that provides food to so many on a weekly basis.
-the quality scout program and the scout center that they allow us to use.
-the staff.
