I am laying in my own bed for the first time since Saturday. I am so exhausted. But I am thankful.
I've been going places nonstop the past few days, but in a fun and enjoyable way.
In the midst of the busyness, I have realized several things I'm thankful for that I don't always think about.
First of all, I didn't have to go to school at all this week, which of course was great! That's not the point though. I went to KYA for the first time, and I already can't wait to return next year.
As fun as it was, it opened my eyes to what a great state and country we live in. Everyone, even people my age, are allowed to voice their opinions and make a change in the world.
Our freedom is something we often take for granted because that's how we've always lived. Free. But if that was taken away from us, we would have no idea what to do. So I am thankful.
Also, one of my best friends, who unfortunately lives in Florida, is in for the break. I am thankful for every moment I get to spend with her because those moments are few. We always have such a great time when we're together.
As much as I would love for her to live here, her living far away is alright because it makes me appreciate out friendship even more.
My daddy had surgery yesterday. Nothing too serious, and I knew he would feel better once it was over with.
However, I still was scared about him having the operation. You never know when something could go wrong.
God blessed him with a successful surgery though and he's doing fine, leaving me with another thing to be thankful for!
Lastly, my brother is leaving for Washington DC tonight. I could say I'm thankful he's going to be gone, but that's not the case. I'm simply thankful (and slightly jealous) that he has been given an opportunity like that.
Oh yes, and I'm thankful for the delicious food I'm about to devour as the wonderful family I'll be eating it with.
Hope you have a great Thanksgiving, and are reminded of the little things in life that you are blessed with.
:)
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