Thank You - Ellie’s Favorite Five
The sun is shining brightly. There is the Macy’s parade (is it the Christmas Parade or the Thanksgiving parade or both?). There is 8 o’clock coffee and a warm cat sleeping beside the computer. There is hope for good food and a time to just be grateful we are alive, sheltered, and that there are good friends and family. Even if you are an isolated type, hermited with your blogging activities, you too are not alone, but cherished in this cyber realm.
These are the things for which I am grateful. But there are so many amazing places to visit on this day of giving thanks that say gratitude in meaningful ways, I am going to share my current favorite five with you.
- The Gratitude Campaign. Scott Truitt has devised a wonderful way, using gesture, to say thank you to our service men and women.
- The Gratitude Experiment. This begins with a beautiful, visual meditation about gratitude. If you enjoy it, you can join the experiment for a 42 day process. For each of the 42 days, you will receive via email, more short meditations to help you increase the gratitude and positive energy in your life (I may under take this on The Unwinding Path. Care to join me? It is free.).
- Paul Gaston’s NPR Gratitude List MP3. Paul does a quick segment on all the things he is grateful for in Ohio.
- The Gratitude List. Pick the top 10 things you are grateful for and add it to the list.
- Natalie Merchant-Kind And Generous. It think this says it all, my faithful (and new) readers. Thank you for your generosity and honesty that you gave me (and give me) in the day-to-day processes of this blog.
