You can always be thankful for something.

I have been blogging for 37 straight days (well almost every day) and I want to thank you for reading them and I hope you have found them interesting and well, possibly a little bit inspiring. I will be doing a workshop at the Fairfield Library on January 25, 2014 from 1-3 PM and I hope to see you there. Oh yeah, and it's free. I will be taking tomorrow off to visit the relatives and because it is Thanksgiving and that means time for family and friends. For those of you who have to work on Thanksgiving, I know it can be kind of a downer to have to work while the rest of your family is home. Just remember that you do have a job while there are many unemployed who would love to be working. For those of you who have an illness, be thankful that you are still here to observe and enjoy your life. Be thankful that today's technology can make your life much more comfortable than if you lived in any other time. Remember that health resides inside of you, you just have to find it. For those that can't be home during the holidays, be thankful that you have homes that you want to go to. Not everyone has a family or even close friends to share the holidays. For the rest of us? Enjoy your Turkey Day and give thanks to everything you have been blessed with all of these years. Talk with your family and friends about all the positive events and things that have entered your lives. Yes, it is a time for giving thanks, and the more we think about how many good things we have in our lives will bring about even more abundance.
                                Happy Thanksgiving and I'll see you Friday - maybe :-)

Nameste'

Barry Brown, Author and National Speaker
"A Journey to Balance - Making Sense of It All"