A Reflexion of Thanksgiving

The sermon in my Home Church Sunday morning, referred to as a Reflection of Thanksgiving and focused on Being a Blessing made me analyze the positive connections with people around me.

•My dad, my precious unselfish Dad who got up early, got my car an oil change and winter tires AND a tank full of gas. I don't think there is anything I can ever do to pay my dad back for all the things he does for me. ❤️
•a wide awake new friend lets a few kids to crash his house at midnight for espressos and pizza and laughter and conversation
•The modern SteinbachBoy who went to sport check at the same time as me and kept doing blessing things like holding the door and letting me go ahead in checkout.
• people who don't don't even know me well show so much interest in my life just because they are kind and interested and looking out for me.
•That 2 coteachers didn't make a big deal of my groggy copier error this morning.
•Two kind people who both brought after-school-edibles this afternoon
•People who accept and work with the way I do things even if it's not the way they'd things.
•Margareta who blessed me with the gifts of companionship while driving and patience when I decided to stay in Steinbach until evening and entertaining me through the boring hours of dark highways.
•friendships and kindness from so many people in my S-Home and my new N-Home

Next up:  What positive connections am I creating with the people around me?

Blessed and Thankful -The Sunset Watcher 🌅


((I know. Lists are cheating as blog posts. They're boring; they're an easy way out. Maybe sometime I will be so unlazy and unbusy that I will stop writing lists. All I am now is sorry -sorry for lazyness and busyness and failure on my part. And just a bit of advice -Learn from my mistakes. -The Sunset Watcher 🌅))

Another postscript -I am posting belatedly because the network isn't so lovely here lately. -SW