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the always present power of gratitude

There is something about gratitude (for me) that conjures up images of fairy dust and sweet kisses. I’ve been practicing it lately a lot and it always puts me in a good mood, even when I’m feeling frustrated or having really bad PMS.

Here’s how it works:

Upon waking up I think about what I’m grateful for and it always includes my loving friends and my boyfriend who I absolutely adore. In the middle of the day, I’ll think of something or someone I love and as that happens my shoulders relax and a big smile spreads across my face.

One of my dear friends recently moved to the east coast and I was so sad. I miss her terribly. But really, whenever I think about her, I feel grateful that she is in my life and I know how lucky I am.

Gratitude is powerful, healing and simple. And guess what? It makes me happy.

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One Response to “the always present power of gratitude”

  1. Rebecca Shapiro Says:

    Cheryl, For those of us who might find it hard to get in the gratitude mood, Sally Evans will send a gratitude reminder to your email box every day. You can sign up for it here: http://www.embracingcreativity.com/gratitude-journal.html. And, if you want to keep track of your gratitude list online, you can sign up for a free account at http://www.memiary.com. It’s an online journal but I use it to keep track of the things I’m grateful for.

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