Daily Question, December 14 How is where I live a blessing? 38 Reflections Share Click here to cancel reply.Please log in or Create a Profile to post a comment. Notify me when someone replies to my comment via e-mail. Pat6 years agoPatMy home at the beach in wonderful communities and wonderful friends. It is a place for new beginnings. Jim is getting wonderful care. I am happy. 5 Reply Patjos6 years agoPatjosIn so many ways. Surrounded by nature, with friends and family close by. So many freedoms in our country which some take for granted. And a wonderful drive into the city to work. 4 Reply Michael6 years agoMichaelit is where I am/we are able to create a home. it is where grateful starts and ends each day. my community of Inglewood, CA is much maligned (except for the shiny, new, gentrification inducing football stadium being built) but full of amazing and wonderful people. I am thankful for and live in gratefulness where I live. 4 Reply Kevin6 years agoKevinOh let me count the ways! I live less than a mile from the ocean, which makes beach going, seaside walking, rowing, boating and swimming in summer all available to me and my family. My wife and I are blessed even further as our three daughters, their husbands and our six grandchildren all live close by also. We live close enough to urban centers to enjoy various cultural events, yet live within minutes of numerous conservation tracks of land that feature a variety of ecosystems and terrains. We ... Oh let me count the ways! I live less than a mile from the ocean, which makes beach going, seaside walking, rowing, boating and swimming in summer all available to me and my family. My wife and I are blessed even further as our three daughters, their husbands and our six grandchildren all live close by also. We live close enough to urban centers to enjoy various cultural events, yet live within minutes of numerous conservation tracks of land that feature a variety of ecosystems and terrains. We moved here forty-one years ago and have no intention of ever leaving! Read More6 Reply Patjos6 years agoPatjosSounds like bliss to me 🙂 0 Reply Christina6 years agoChristinaThe light, the light. My condo can be flooded with sunlight in the morning in the front, and equally bathed in light at the back in the afternoon. I walk three miles often, going around the complex three times. I love New Jersey, live a stone’s throw from where I grew up. It’s safe here!! My one-bedroom is just big enough for one person. I love where I live and could go on and on…. 7 Reply Kathy6 years agoKathyI am grateful for my home that once upon a time I could never imagine doing on my own. This a good question for me. 4 Reply Antoinette6 years agoAntoinetteWhere I live is a blessing for many reasons. One is that I’m well taking care of regarding a safety net of the socialist democracy welfare system. Having a good job has helped me as well. The health care system is really generous and caring. Norway is a peaceful country and there is little violence. My children and I have always felt safe. Clean air and water are a given, or as clean as they can be in this day and age. I’m grateful for being able to live in a very rich country. It’s ... Where I live is a blessing for many reasons. One is that I’m well taking care of regarding a safety net of the socialist democracy welfare system. Having a good job has helped me as well. The health care system is really generous and caring. Norway is a peaceful country and there is little violence. My children and I have always felt safe. Clean air and water are a given, or as clean as they can be in this day and age. I’m grateful for being able to live in a very rich country. It’s not cheap to live here, but these types of luxuries don’t come for free. I’m not sure how many counties could be like Norway other than the other Scandinavian countries which also have a very high standard of living. Every country has its pros and cons some more than others. Read More8 Reply Christina6 years agoChristinaWould love to visit Norway! 4 Reply « Previous 1 2 My Private Gratitude Journal Write an entry in your private gratefulness journal Get Started This site is brought to you by A Network for Grateful Living, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All donations are fully tax deductible in the U.S.A. CONTRIBUTE https://demo.gratefulness.org/content/uploads/2015/03/GX-Gold-Participant-L.png Community Engagement Guidelines Privacy Policy [email protected] Connect with us on Social Media: © 2000 - 2024, A Network for Grateful Living Website by Briteweb
