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Gratitude 

On this last day of the blogging challenge I woke up feeling grateful. Grateful for the opportunity to participate in this challenge that forces me to find small parts of my day that stick out just enough to write about it. Grateful for waking up on this beautiful island on day two if our spring break vacation. Grateful for all the people I have around me everyday. Grateful for the opportunity I get to sit with the little humans and enhance their already wonderful minds. Grateful for my beautiful little family. And most importantly, grateful for this wonderful life. 




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  1. A great way to start my Sunday morning. I am grateful to be reading your post, sipping my coffee, and getting ready to attack several writing projects. I think I may begin a new gratitude journal this week. Thank you!

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  2. Wow! What a beautiful mindset (and view) to wake up with. Wishing you a relaxing break!

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  3. Gratitude is certainly enriching. I am feeling great gratitude for this community and the writing challenge. Enjoy your vacation!

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  4. Taking time to be grateful is an amazing thing for a person. Every one needs to be reminded of this simple thing to do daily!

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  5. Grateful is always a good space to be in!

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  6. You did it! So glad you wrote and linked up with TWT this year! Have a great vacation!

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  7. Grateful is such a good way to end this challenge. Grateful on an island sounds even better! Glad you took the challenge this year. May you keep on writing!

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