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Every Thanksgiving we do some kind of gratitude activity. This year we made a gratitude tree. It wasn’t fancy or anything. I used empty toilet paper rolls to make the trunk and branches of the tree. Then we made leaves out of construction paper and each member of our family wrote things we are grateful for on the leaves and taped them onto the tree.
We ended up with a very full gratitude tree, which fills me with so much joy because I want my children to be grateful people and they are. Finding things to be grateful for comes easily to them and I know that will serve them well in life.
Proud mama that I am, I would love to share what we are grateful for with you. I broke it down by family member below.
What I’m Grateful For …
- My eldest daughter’s goofy laugh
- Laughter in general
- Coffee in the morning
- My youngest daughter’s love
- My eldest daughter’s love
- My husband’s cooking
- My butt
- My youngest daughter’s great attitude
- Gravity
What My Husband Is Grateful For …
- Our family
- His work
- Food
- Our oldest daughter’s cheeks
- Our youngest daughter’s ears
- My butt – (Ha, my butt made the list twice!)
What My Eldest Daughter Is Grateful For …
- Life
- Her parents
- Her eyes
- Her personality
- Her hair
- Her skin
- Her legs
- All the great colors she can see
- Pants
- Her family
- Her friends
- Her electronics
- The sun
- Our home
- School
- Her pens and pencils
- All the food we have
- Her imagination
- Water
- Her sister
- The trees and all of what the earth has to offer
- Her brain
- Her comfortable bed and pillow
What My Youngest Daughter Is Grateful For …
- Life
- Her family
- Our home
- Water
- Her school
- Food
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I hope that you have many, many things to be grateful for as well. Please know that I am grateful for you. I do not take your time and attention for granted EVER.
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