Show & Tell -- NieNie Asks: What Are You Grateful For Today?

I am grateful that I had the time, energy and the house to do work in. I spent all day going from room to room, picking things up and putting them in their place. I find it so satisfying to have a lovely clear area to live within and I'm grateful I have such a great house to tidy.

Alison Golden writes at The Secret Life Of A Warrior Woman ( http://alisongolden.com )

I am grateful for the constant reminders in my life for how blessed I truly am!

It's so easy to play victim and I find myself doing it all too much. Then the simplest little thing, such as my 2 year old running in the room in his Buzz Lightyear Pajama's yelling, "I'm flying!" and all those supposed negative things seem so miniscule!

I'm grateful that my son only stuck one of his arms in the toilet and not them both. I'm also grateful that my husband took all four of our sons out to dinner so I could go to dance class tonight.

I'm thankful for the good days of those I love, to take the edge off of my bad days. :)

a good bad day

My good health and my family.

I am grateful for the beautiful Fall foliage that I can see right outside my window and my beautiful, supportive family.

I am grateful I live in NYC.

Joanne Tombrakos is a writer, personal coach and corporate expatriate  who blogs her observations on life and work after Corporate America at http://onewomanseye.blogspot.com. Stay tuned for details on the release of her first novel!

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I'm grateful for my a lot of things...
I'm grateful for the gospel and the happiness it brings to my life.
I'm grateful for my amazing husband who works so hard for our little family.
and I'm grateful for my beautiful son! He is our joy and makes us sooo happy! :)

I am grateful that I am a short drive from the most delicious donuts around. But even more grateful that the people who work there were kind enough to jump-start my car :)

I am full of gratitude for my five wonderful young children. They are all so dynamic, inquisitive and full of life. Despite my chronic sleep deprivation and lack of "me time," I wouldn't change it for all of the riches in the world!

Friends. They kept me same today.

Contributing Editor Jenna Hatfield (@FireMom ( http://twitter.com/FireMom )) blogs at Stop, Drop and Blog ( http://stopdropandblog.com ) and The Chronicles of Munchkin Land ( http://thechroniclesofmunchkinland.com ). She is a freelance writer and newspaper photographer.

I'm grateful that we got the day off from school and we spent it walking around the zoo. I'm grateful that we live in a city with such a great (and free) zoo.

Melissa writes Stirrup Queens ( http://stirrup-queens.com ) and Lost and Found ( http://lostandfoundandconnectionsabound.blogspot.c... ). Her book is Navigating the Land of If ( http://thelandofif.blogspot.com/ ).