Thankful for warm pancakes with melting butter and drippy syrup. Also thankful for a hot cup of coffee to drink while I do my studies.

Thankful the freezing temps last night still left me with a few flowers to enjoy.

In the 20's but I till have a late blooming iris and blue morning glories to enjoy.

Serpent said: This is normal for here. The year we moved to this house, it started snowing on October 30 and only took a couple of rests until the end of March. Our dogs ran right over the fence we had taken such trouble to build before we brought them. We haven't had another year quite so white, but several came close.
The up-side is, if you have an indoor project like writing a novel, there are not too many distractions. We just hunker down, keep feeding the stove, and look at seed catalogues.

You must be close to where I live, cause it snowed a bit for me too.

I'm thankful it all melted.

The beauty of a sunrise in dense fog
&
A safe journey

Doing some minor maintenance on the old house, nothing expensive, in fact partly using some stuff we already had which is always nice.

I am grateful to be out of the hospital and recovering from a stroke.

That sure is a good one, Evelyn.

Me, for the many little birds I hear all around in my trees, and nice weather for laying in the hammock to hear them.

evelyninthegarden said: I am grateful to be out of the hospital and recovering from a stroke.

Evelyn that is great to hear! 🙏 May God puts his healing hand on you so you continue to recover!

Cinda and Gigi ~ Thank you so much for your kind words and prayers.

My rescued kitten seems to have decided to survive.
The mother, a feral cat among a dozen or so residents on my back porch, abandoned this one when she moved the other two. He was listless and whiny for a few days, but then developed an appetite - he's a regular little locust now, playing, climbing and purring.
I needed another cat like a hump on my back ... but a life is a life, and I'm happy about this one.

Serpent said: My rescued kitten seems to have decided to survive.
I needed another cat like a hump on my back ... but a life is a life, and I'm happy about this one.

Ya, I know how you feel ~ not many would say they need another little one but, hey, what are you to do? Can't turn a blind eye to a little guy in need, especially now that winter is coming.

A cat's purrrrr
...the contented song of my cat

My granddaughter turning 18 and being a huge part of her life

evelyninthegarden said: I am grateful to be out of the hospital and recovering from a stroke.

I am grateful to hear your home , you have been thru a lot. Sending healing blessings your way.

Thankful I had a lot of garden time, lunch at outdoor seating with someone special, and hammock time today, before these raindrops that are chasing me inside now

I am thankful that I got to play with my granddaughter for a couple hours today, and showed her how to throw leaves up in the air.

Adorable

I'm thankful for finally meeting up with an amazing co worker who I've worked with for almost 2 years but never got the chance to meet up till now.

My Mom at 93 can still give good advise