Uncle Grayhawk's Front Porch

Hey there, folks! Hope you're all doing well!

So, here's what has transpired since having seen you last.
( cut for rambly length )
As I usually do, I find myself extremely thankful for a number of things this year:

• mousecat0, B, & F.
  
• My new job, and the people who "prompted" me to find it
  
• My clueless end-users
  
• My in-laws.
  
• My family
  
• The fact that I have a roof over my head, food on my table, and clothes on my back.
  
• And perhaps most especially, my friends, whether near or far, whether they read this drivel I write or not. (and that does mean all of you)

Even though Thanksgiving has come and gone, I would ask one thing from each and every one of you. Please, try to remember to be thankful for each and every blessing in your life every day. Let the people in your life know you are thankful for them. Let us not give thanks only on Thanksgiving, but every day.

And I am thankful for all of you. Believe me when I say that even when I don't comment, I am reading what you write, and rejoice with you in your triumphs, and weep with thee in thy sorrows.

If you're worried and you can't sleep
Just count your blessings instead of sheep
And you'll fall asleep counting your blessings.
--Bing Crosby, Count Your Blessings (Instead of Sheep)

So, here's what happened...
( Wednesday )
( Thursday )
( Friday )
( Saturday )
( Sunday )
( Monday )
Finally, I am extremely thankful for a number of things this year:

• mousecat0, B, & F.
  
• My job
  
• My clueless end-users
  
• My parents, brothers, and sisters in law.
  
• My family
  
• The fact that I have a roof over my head, food on my table, and clothes on my back.
  
• My friends, whether near or far, whether they read this drivel I write or not. (and that does mean all of you)

Even though Thanksgiving has come and gone, I would ask one thing from each and every one of you. Please, try to remember to be thankful for each and every blessing in your life every day. Let the people in your life know you are thankful for them. Let us not give thanks only on Thanksgiving, but every day.

If you're worried and you can't sleep
Just count your blessings instead of sheep
And you'll fall asleep counting your blessings.
--Bing Crosby, Count Your Blessings (Instead of Sheep)

Wow, it's Monday.  Another Thanksgiving weekend gone in a cloud of turkey, football, pie, and travel.

And you know what?  It was a great weekend.

But before I go into that, I need to do a bit of

Administrivia:  Welcome to moonshadowed , an old friend who has found my LJ,  Hope I don't bore ya too much darlin'...

I've already talked about Thanksgiving day.  Or at least, all I'm going to discuss in public about it.  So let's start with...

( Friday )

( Saturday )

( Sunday )

( Quotes from the weekend )
Finally, I am extremely thankful for a number of things this year:

• mousecat0 , B, & F.
• My job
• My clueless end-users
• My parents, brothers, and sisters in law.
• My family
• The fact that I have a roof over my head, food on my table, and clothes on my back.
• My friends, whether near or far, whether they read this tripe I write or not.

Even though Thanksgiving has come and gone, I would ask one thing  from each and every one of you.  Please, try to remember to be thankful for each and every blessing in your life every day.  Let the people in your life know you are thankful for them.  Let us not give thanks only on Thanksgiving, but every day.

If you're worried and you can't sleep
Just count your blessings instead of sheep
And you'll fall asleep counting your blessings.
--Bing Crosby, Count Your Blessings (Instead of Sheep)

According to muskrat_john, it is again time for Reasons to be Cheerful

And I agree. And so, without further ado:

1: I woke up on the proper side of the grass this morning.

2: NFL regular season begins tomorrow.

3: My wife and both of our kids are happy & healthy.

Really, what more do I need than that?

(I can add a #4 - AudioBook of Agatha Christie's Death on the Nile read by David Suchet - but it's not quite as cool as the above 3)


Your turn. Three things each.