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30 Days of Thanks: Self Awareness (Day 15)

I’m thankful for any time that I am self aware. In the aware state is were self discovery and realizations happen.

30 Days of Thanks: Goodness...Jar (Day 14)

In 2016 I started writing down good things that happened in my life so when I’m having a bad day I can remember the good and be thankful. I honestly don’t remember where I got the idea but I’m thankful for my jar of goodness.

30 Days of Thanks: I Was Brought Up In a Strict Home (Day 13)

Butterflies, I was born in the 80’s and raised in the 90’s; in my household we weren’t allowed to date, attending worship service was a must, there was zero tolerance for disrespect and corporal punishment was applied when you misbehaved. Parenting styles have definitely changed since I was a kid and although I hardly use any of the techniques my mom and dad used for parenting, I am forever thankful they raised us the way they did. My parents were strict but we were taught morals, respect, and discipline; which as a kid I didn’t agree with, understand nor did I appreciate, but now as an adult with a kid of my own I get it.

30 Days of Thanks: Sundays (Day 12)

Growing up, Sunday was dedicated to worship, big meals, chillaxing, and getting prepared for the next week; when I can, I do the same. Most of my best days have been spent in the comfort of my own home doing close to nothing. I usually do laundry, meal prep, write, and or just lounge around on Sunday. I enjoy having a day to just unwind and kick back, it’s also very good for my mental. Week after week, I spend the other six days stressed out and running all over the city so I’m sure you get just how thankful I am for Sunday. I’m curious, if Sunday isn’t your chill day, what day is?...and how do you spend it?