Thanks Tip of the Day

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We have a lot to be thankful for. Even if we're not making all the cash we want, or not exactly where we want to be, things are good. I thought for today's tip, we should all post a comment for one thing we're thankful for!

Comments

Jay said…
I am thankful for my family and friends! I love them! (Sorry I stole the obvious pick.)
23 November, 2005 23:50
Anonymous said…
okay I think that more people should have posted comments, but I guess everyone's busy cooking or something. I am thankful for a job that I like and to be with family for the holidays.
24 November, 2005 15:10
Amanda said…
I am thankful for friends who let me be myself and come to themed parties like Luaus and International Potlucks.
24 November, 2005 19:13
vander said…
After a day of complete silliness at the VM household, I am thankful for, well, complete silliness. Sample conversations from the kitchen today:
"I got a raise at work last week."
"You mean they put your chair up on blocks?"
and:
"I'm not going to sing in the choir this year."
"Are you revolting?"
"Some people think so, yes..."

And so it goes. It's like Statler and Waldorf from the Muppets, 24/7. Yay for complete silliness.
24 November, 2005 22:46
Stephanie said…
I was away from the computer yesterday, signing on MY NEW HOUSE! :-) My family came in last night and we've been alternating meals with moving boxes and painting a room. Lots of togetherness! I am so very thankful for a supportive family! My new digs are kind of cool, too.
24 November, 2005 23:32
JCo said…
Catching up on the Tips today...I am thankful for Kentucky and all I have met here. These last 2.5 years have been so wonderful!
27 November, 2005 08:53
Anonymous said…
I'm thankful for the Kentucky State Police who have nothing better to do on Thanksgiving weekend than issue tickets for going a whopping 67 in a 55.

Err... maybe "thankful" isnt the right word...
28 November, 2005 09:59
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