Clean water from my faucet whenever I want it.
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Electricity whenever I flip the switch.
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Internet whenever I turn my computer on.
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A refrigerator and cupboards with plenty of food.
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A job that affords me the luxury to buy most things I want in addition to all of the things I need.
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A wonderful church that holds God-honoring and authentic relationships at its core.
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A God who cares about what I'm going through and who I am intimately and knowing that while things may not be easy, I can trust that He is working things out for good.
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Kroger and its easy access to more varieties of grocery items than I really need.
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A husband who will vacuum and fold laundry without asking.
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Free time. And the fact that it is a luxury, not something I am entitled to.
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Public transportation that affords Shawn and I the ability to have one car.
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The crisp, clean air I breath every morning.
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A family where I always know I am loved.
2 comments:
We are so blessed to be living in a first world nation...it's amazing how many things we take for granted.
Whenever we start complaining about something stupid or overhear other people complaining, Jon has been stopping to say "that's a first world problem" and it kinds of puts our frustrations in perspective (i.e. cable guy doesn't come on time, wireless internet doesn't work in starbucks, etc)
This is a great one. Sometimes being thankful has more to do with the little things.
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