It is making a spreadsheet of your debt and enforcing a morning routine and cooking yourself healthy meals and no longer just running from your
Tag: Gratitude
“We Never Close:” Open on Christmas and New Years Day – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
Happy Holidays, I recently said to the woman on the mat next to me when yoga class was over. “I’ll try,” she said, “But I
Do Not Take Your Loved Ones for Granted – by Mike O’Connor
I’m currently sat on a cancer ward at the hospital, waiting for my mum to be discharged after she had surgery to remove a tumor,
Six Life Lessons I’ve Learned while Visiting the Elderly – By Michael Baker
If someone had told me ten years ago that I would one day be volunteering at a nursing home, I wouldn’t have believed them. In
There is Beauty in the World. – By Jennifer Cramer-Miller
Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see. ~ Mark Twain My daughter Liza opened the passenger side door
Everything in Life Has a Story to Tell — Even Old Bookcases – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
When I was pregnant with my second baby I needed to add more furniture to the tiny bedroom that the new baby and her older
Food Waste: a Crime Against Humanity. Our Children Should Know Better – By Elena Verigo
I am a school teacher and it breaks my heart seeing how easily children bin food. This is a cry of my soul. Food is
To Those Who Have Touched My Twenty-One Years of Life But Are No Longer A Part Of It – By Brianna Woodward
I hope all is well with you. It’s been a while. It could be a month or two. Or maybe over a decade. Either way,
Little Surprises to Let Your Husband Know You Care – By Alison Peacher
Sometimes we all need a little reassurance, especially when times are tough. If you’re looking for special ways to show your special guy just how
When Gratitude and Appreciation Become A Morning Mantra. – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
The alarm goes off and my husband is up, out of bed, into the living room to do his sit ups and push ups, out
A Long Overdue Thank You for a Priceless Gift – By Lisa Gastaldo
I’m ashamed. As someone who prides herself on promptness, I am more than a little tardy. In fact, one might accuse me of being over
Hot Dogs Aren’t Really Meat and How to Have the Best Birthday You’ve Ever Had – By Carmelene Melanie Siani
When we got to the hospital I went inside to register on the computerized screen. “Date of Birth?” the computer asked. It happened to be
My Old Friend, The Ground – By Kathryn Thomsen
I have been snapping pictures of the ground at my feet for a reason I can’t quite explain. I feel as if I am searching
I Am Rich! – by Mary D
I am elderly and my health is not the best. I am always amazed when I go out with my oxygen tank how many people
How Gratitude Changes the Brain – By Sarah Chauncey
The thing about living in Canada is that we have (sort of) two Thanksgivings. Americans probably don’t notice ours, which comes in early October, but
Gratitude Wrapped in Moonlight – By Carmelene Siani
We had been talking lazily about going to bed when my husband mentioned that he noticed he needed more sleep. It was about 15 years
Simplifying the Way: Gratitude and Thanks for The Spirit of Poverty – By Susan
it is with gratitude and no shame that I acknowledge the teachings of Poverty and am thankful for them I had a visitor a few
“…Yours Always, Part of You.”
We all know how important organ, blood and bone-marrow donations are. Especially for those who receive a much-needed donation which improves or even saves the
Someone Saved My Day
After many years of doing random acts of kindness for strangers, someone randomly saved MY butt the other day when I left the top down
A Concentration Camp Survivor’s Gratitude
On my first visit to France (in 1996), I’m in a bank waiting for my wife to do some currency exchange when an older French
My Bucket List of Gratitude – By Lisa Gastaldo
I’m creating my own kind of bucket list. Not the usual listing of things I wish to do before I leave this earth, but an
4 New Tires = 1 Sweet Act of Kindness
My wife and I are both teachers. We were expecting our kid soon and were trying to save money. Wasn’t working out so well because
Bethanie’s Letter to An Airline Pilot
Following the recent Germanwings Flight 9525 tragedy, Jai Dillon, an Airline Pilot, tweeted an image of a letter which had been given to his colleague
Grateful To Be My Daughters’ Mom
I have been a parent for nearly fourteen years, but without being aware of it, my preparation to be a parent began the moment I,
How Successful People Stay Calm – by Dr. Travis Bradberry
The ability to manage your emotions and remain calm under pressure has a direct link to your performance. TalentSmart has conducted research with more than
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