Tag: ABCs of gratitude

Nov 26

14th Annual ABCs of Gratitude 2023

By Linda A. Mohr in My Doings

2017 Fundraiser SCC Athletic Department Left brother Larry, me, Coach Knight, brother Steve “Let us be grateful to the people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls sing.” ~~Marcel Proust My ABCs of Gratitude for 2023 In keeping with my tradition, here is my gratitude …

Nov 27

11th Annual ABCs of Gratitude 2020

By Linda A. Mohr in My Doings

“Gratitude can transform common days into thanksgivings, turn routine jobs into joy, and change ordinary opportunities into blessings.” ~~ William Arthur Ward In keeping with my annual Thanksgiving month tradition started in 2010, my ABCs of Gratitude for 2020 are listed below. This pandemic year is unprecedented; however, I still found 26 blessings. My ABCs …

Nov 28

10th Annual ABCs of Gratitude 2019

By Linda A. Mohr in My Doings

In 2010, I created my first ABCs of Gratitude list. I look forward to this project every November. The simple yet thought-provoking exercise is a unique way to reflect on the year. I label a sheet of paper A through Z and fill in with blessings. According to Ingrid King gratitude is a wonderful way …

Nov 22

9th Annual ABCs of Gratitude 2018

By Linda A. Mohr in My Doings

If you only say one prayer in a day, make it ‘Thank You’—Rumi I cannot be in gratitude and be unhappy. In 2010, I created my first ABCs of Gratitude list. I now look forward to this project every November. The simple yet thought-provoking exercise is a unique way to reflect on the year. Grab a …

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