Rebecca started this link up so we can stop and think about a few "normal" things in our lives to be thankful for.
This
week, I’m thankful for…
…rain.
We’ve gotten a lot of rain this week; we’ve needed every drop!
…
friends that I can just pick up where we left off years ago. Even though we
live in the same town, it’s been a few years since we’ve had time to catch up.
… bboks. What would summer be without them?
...Netflix & Hulu. Again...what would summer be without them?
...Emergency responders. You never think a train derailment will happen in your area, but here it is. We were the top story on the Today Show this morning. Luckily I live just outside (and I mean "Just") the evacuation perimeter. Also lucky for everyone else I do...it would be pretty scary for people to see me with my bed hair!
A train derailment...now that's some scary stuff! So happy for you that you didn't have to evacuate, bedhead or not! I hope all are safe!
ReplyDeleteI am very thankful for Netflix and good books too. In fact, I was reading this morning and didn't want to get ready for work! lol
Have a great day Mary!!
Scary about the train derailment; glad you weren't affected with the evacuation! Always good to have lists of thankfuls!
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Oh wow!!! My dad - who is never afraid of anything - always said he was afraid of trains... which blew my mind because me - being afraid of everything - never thought to be afraid of them. Now, with all the derailments lately, I am rethinking my fear.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up again lady!!!
The train accident is SO scary!! Those first responders are our everyday heroes; I hope they are all ok.
ReplyDeleteNetflix is the best this invented since the internet. Thanks Al Gore. Wait, did he invent Netflix also???
Good things to be thankful for. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteI heard the train news today!
ReplyDeleteYou shared a great list of thankfuls!
ReplyDeleteAll excellent thankfuls!! Wishing you a happy 4th! Stay safe :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice list of things to be thankful for. I wondered how close to the derailment you where.
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