Thankfulness

After work today we’ll be off to celebrate the holiday with Angela’s parents, and spending the whole weekend visiting. I’m looking forward to the down time, it’s been a very hectic week! 🙂

I’m glad too, that I’ll have some time to savor the things that I am truly thankful for, the live that I have with my wife, and the mental health that has made it all possible after those many years of instability in my own life.

I hope you can find the time to be thankful for the good things in your life this weekend too, no matter how small they may seem in your everyday life.

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3 Comments

  1. Happy Thanksgiving Mike…wishing you well throughout the holidays!

    We all have many things for which we should be thankful for. I know I do.

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