When I was in the UK in March, I spotted a beautiful memorial window at the Chester Cathedral. It was in the cloistered area of the church, which would not originally have had glass windows. But clearly, after the First World War, when so many young men in the UK were lost to war, families installed windows in memory of their loved ones.
This phrase really struck me, and I have been trying to live according to it: Think about others in what I do, and Thank those who do things for me. And, I might add, be thankful for all that I have. In comparison to some people, I don’t have much, but in comparison to many people I have very much.
So, I am thankful for all I have, my good life, great friends, a loving family, a safe place to live, a job that I love, volunteer work that keeps me fulfilled, a little dog who makes me laugh, interests that keep me busy and readers who follow my blog.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and those you love.
Thinking of and thankful for YOU❤️🦃❤️
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This graphic would make a great tea towel
HAHA! I keep doing different iterations of it and think this one might be a contender.
DeleteHear! Hear! great thought.
ReplyDeleteWell said. We all have much to be thankful for. Happy Thanksgiving, Meg!
ReplyDeleteHave a great Thanksgiving!
DeleteLovely sentiments; happy thanksgiving!!!
ReplyDeleteBack at ya! Hope to see you over the holidays.
DeleteThank you for your blog. Happy thanksgiving
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
DeleteA thanksgiving towel would be very nice.......
ReplyDeleteThank you for your blog, which I found 5 years ago when a beloved child relocated to Baltimore and piqued my interest in the city and its culture.
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Best wishes to you for Thanksgiving and thank you for your blog and the true sentiment.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful post. Have a very happy Thanksgiving Meg.
ReplyDeletehappy belated thanksgiving Meg xx
ReplyDeleteIf more people would even do ONE of those things, this world would be a better place! I am big on thanking... I still have to work on that first one, though. Impatience is a pitfall.
ReplyDeleteLove this post, even though, I'm late getting here. Special thoughts, Sandi
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