The family I nanny begins each meal by saying what they are thankful for.
I really like this idea because it can be easy to focus on the negative or stressful things, but pointing on something good each day will help you appreciate little things.
During March, (since I’m writing consistently), I want to start giving thanks on Thursdays.
To stick with the alliterations, I’ll do 3 Things on Thankful Thursdays.
1. I’m thankful for a loving husband who supports me in so many ways, but lately has helped me emotionally dealing with stress.

2. I’m thankful for my adorable kitty who is sitting next to me right now, and with his calming nature and need to love/feel loved, he helps me feel special.

3. I’m thankful for my family who are always there for me and love me unconditionally.

Those are three important things!
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I so love this concept you’ve introduced here- Thankful Thursdays. I am definitely starting this in my home. Thank you for sharing your blessings with us. God bless you and your beautiful family.
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Focusing on thanks is so helpful. Love your photos, too!
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I love the idea of Thankful Thursdays. Precious kitty and lovely wedding photo.
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I love the 3 Things on Thankful Thursday structure. I’m putting it on my list of slice ideas. Thanks for sharing.
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Gorgeous photos. Thankful you shared 🙂
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What a wonderful thank you list. You inspire me to write one too.
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Simple but powerful post. Gratitude is so good for us!
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Gratitude can be a powerful thing, especial when we are grateful for it all, not just the “good”.
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