grate·ful/ˈgrātfəl/
Adjective: Feeling or showing an appreciation of kindness; thankful
Adjective: Feeling or showing an appreciation of kindness; thankful
My mother is right. That in any situation, showing or expressing gratitude is a noble way to remember who we are and find peace in our hearts.
I am so very grateful for a lot of things.
- I am grateful to have such a wonderful, loving family.
- I am grateful for my mother, who brings much love and joy and who reminds me that I am never alone.
- I am grateful for my twin sister who brings a mirror for me to see myself through and who reminds me that I am never alone.
- I am grateful for my little sister, who warms my heart and who reminds me that I am never alone.
- I am grateful to have such wonderful friends. They are all over the world, but I am glad to see that friendship has no boundaries.
- I am grateful to have a flexible job which brings in money.
- I am grateful that I don't depend on anyone.
- I am grateful to be in good health.
- I am grateful that I'm not a ugly club-foot hag with an affection for garlic.
- I am grateful to be a citizen of a first-world country.
- I am grateful that I have a first-class education that I can fall back on.
- I am grateful that my creator made me strong enough to handle anything he throws my way.
- I am grateful, that after all, I still love myself. And always will.
