Things that I am thankful for now that I have reached my birthday today...
I am thankful that I have my health for the most part.
I am thankful that I have gotten to meet such great people in the past year including Whitney, Carl, Julie, Adam, Ethan, Stephanie, Gwen, Cynthia, Paula, and Corey.
I am thankful to know some of the other people I have come across so far-even Colleen and Furio. ;)
I am thankful to be employed since I am hearing stories about people that are not so employed right now.
I am thankful for the lessons that I have learned so far.
I am thankful to know that I am in control of my own destiny.
I am thankful that I can make a difference in small ways.
I am thankful that I still love bubble tea.
I am thankful that I still love good animation.
I am thankful that I know that I can still be surprised and pleased.
I am thankful that I can still learn.
I am thankful that I can still make paper valentines.
I am grateful that I still possess a little from the cyncial column and a little from the 'sense of wonder' column.
I am thankful I still love to dance and sing.
I am thankful that I am learning to like people again.
I am thankful to have been connected to with someone who enjoys enjoying tasty food.
I am thankful that I lived to see the Red Sox and the Patriots win and that I vaguely remember when the Celtics last won (1986). I was not alive for the Bruins' triumphs.
I am thankful that I get to see a 'new' Robotech movie.
I am thankful that I can enjoy the small things as well as the big.
I am thankful to know that it is possible to get a job where you can drink, act as a chauffeur and beat up women for money (inside joke with Carl about a Barbara Stanwyck-Clark Gable called 'Night Nurse')
I am thankful because I think that the sea is a wonderful thing.
I am thankful that I still have so far to go on this strange and wonderful journey that is life.
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