Thankfulness

30 Days of Giving Thanks Weekly Roundup (week 3)

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Good morning, my friends!

We are in the home stretch! Only 10 more days of thankful posts and then I will resume effective prayer posts, coffee chat posts and my regular posting schedule. I truly hope these posts have helped you to focus on blessings that we are given by God, for there are many. The Christmas holidays are approaching like a freight train and it’s easy to get exhausted and disgruntled by the busyness. By entering this season with thanksgiving, it prepares our minds to give generously and enjoy time with friends and family.

It’s hard to be cranky when your heart is bursting with gratitude!

As I noted in my first post, I plan on doing a weekly roundup of “thankful posts” in keeping with the theme this month. If you have done a post on thankfulness that I’ve missed, please leave a link to it in the comments below, and as I have time today I will update this post with your link.

God be with you my friends!

This week:

Samaritan’s Song: Preparing for Thanksgiving with Heart’s of Gratitude

Mom’s Going to Madagascar: Day 18 – safety

Reboot Religion: The Ex-Leper

Kathleen B Duncan: 12 Colors I am Grateful for in November

Spiral Woman: Bubbling Gratitude

Amazing Things Can Happen: Thankful for Loneliness

 

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Elihu Anderson is a California refugee currently thriving on the West Texas plains. She is the founder of elihuscorner.com and is a contributor to Kirk Cameron's website TheCourage.com. When she isn't writing, reading, or teaching, she is sipping on some iced homemade chai and enjoying time with a good friend. Come by and say hi at elihuscorner.com or visit me on Facebook.com/elihuscorner

9 thoughts on “30 Days of Giving Thanks Weekly Roundup (week 3)”

  1. Thank you for featuring my post. I have posted Twelve Things I’m Grateful for each day in November. I usually post my gratitude list on the twelfth of each month. The Accident was on the twelfth. After months of grieving, I decided to choose gratitude. We can choose healing and recovery. It’s not easy, but it is a choice.

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