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what are you thankful for?

Mrs.RottyMrs.Rotty
in Babies on the Brain

take a moment and ignore all the negative

tell me about what you're thankful for.

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  • MrsRustyGriswoldMrsRustyGriswold member
    Family and friends who would be (and have been) there in a moment's notice.  I'd do the same for any of them.
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    "Oh, the silent majesty of a winter's morn, the clean, cool chill of the holiday air,
    an asshole in his bathrobe, emptying a chemical toilet into my sewer."
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  • sweetpea7628sweetpea7628
    I'm thankful for a loving husband, a wonderful healthy baby and my wonderful supportive friends and family.
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  • JenandtonicaJenandtonica member
    The knot/nest/bump. It may like to modify my collection and break down when I seem to be the most bored, but MAN, am I thankful for the amazing people I've met through these sites.
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  • Melaneigh1Melaneigh1 member

    Geez....for as much as I whine, the thankful list blows it all out of the water.

    My family, friends, freedom,

    debt that is manageable, and shrinking everyday!!

    a job that is not in danger, that I have an education and the resources to further it, a home, and a wonderful husband that loves me even if he doesn't always understand me and supports me always, and the ability to help others whenever I am able.  I really could (and probably should!) keep going.

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  • McLollyMcLolly

    My husband and the life we are building together.

    *cheese over* 

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  • lo45fd98wq32lo45fd98wq32

    Tonight?

    Chipotle.

    *rubs full belly*

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  • BeerFluBeerFlu member

    My mom received a liver transplant just over a month ago and is doing well. We had watched her slowly waste away (end-stage liver disease is a b1tch) for over a year (she had been sick for about three, but this last year was horrible)

    Now if they automatically referred family to shrink post-op, that would be great. The nightmares that have recently started are kicking myass.

    I also had about a week of one-on-one time w/ my sister (who is way, way older than me and lives really far away, so it was NICE) post-op. The whole thing brought our family closer together. So there are good things. I'm thankful for the donor and their family's generosity.

    And the weather has been nice. And I got to go to Ikea today.

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