poetry & short story author – artist & nature lover
I was reading another blogger’s post earlier titled the very same thing and I thought, yep, that’s what I need to do this morning. In times of distress and anxiety, I find it best to do this: remain ever grateful.
If you decide to do something like this, feel free to share in the comments or link to your own blog post so I (and others) can read it!
Light & Peace to you all, tara caribou
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Reblogged this on cabbagesandkings524 and commented:
Tara Caribou is thankful about a bunch of things.
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Wonderful timely message for the Christmas season! Well worth remembering 🙂
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Thanks Tom
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I like the way your mind works, Tara – thank you for the read.
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Awww thanks Eric! I sure appreciate you stopping by. ☺️
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Gratitude is so beautiful always – I loved reading your list 💛
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Thank you
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I’m thankful for a publisher who encourages me, appreciates my writing, and challenges me 🙂
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What a great thing to be grateful for! Thanks Robert!
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet and commented:
Come and make your list!!
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Awesome, Tara! I love your list!! 😊💕🌹
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Thanks!
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Always a joy and pleasure to read and share your posts with followers, My Dear! Hope you have a great day!! 😘💕🎁🌹
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Thank you and you as well.
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Nice list. I presume those bunnies are still harassing you…
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Oh it’s just terrible! The soft warmness. The whiskers. The gentle eyes. They make my heart feel all… soft and gooey.
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I worry that they’re going to bury you deep… and that we will never find the body. Don’t be a victim!!
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As long as they bury me in their burrows of fuzziness, I’m good. Today, I lay on my porch (yes, in 0* F weather) and let the bunny tickle my face with their whiskers and hop on me. It was everything I dreamed it would be. 💕
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Ha ha. Remember to change your status to ‘in a relationship’
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I’d say, “but then no one will want to date me….” But then I remembered, with or without the status, it’s the same result. Haha.
Actually after some thought… maybe it would make me more… desirable LMAO.
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It’s always good to stop and feel gratitude for what we have.
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I agree!
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I am thankful for your post. It is amazing! 😇
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Thank you so much for checking it out!
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No mention. It is always pleasure reading a great post like yours. 😊
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This is an amazing idea. “A warm home” really got me… It’s often the small things we overlook and take for granted.
Sometimes when I have a bad day at work I get home and I’m a little on edge lol and in many ways, I meditate in the comfort of my home. But not many are afforded the opportunity to do so. Some don’t even know where they’ll sleep or eat. Thanks for the dose of reflection, Tara. Much needed.
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Thanks for reading, OD! I’m one of those sappy folks who often waxes poetic about the “simple life” and how much I love it. Goodness, this afternoon I literally lay on my quite literally well-below-freezing-snow-covered porch and just hung out with the wild rabbits. I let them sniff me and climb on me and stare into my eyes and I thought, ‘there’s literally nothing better in life than this moment right here’. Sound ridiculous? I don’t mind. I’m a ridiculous, simple person. And quite at peace in the quiet (cold) solitude.
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Ridiculous? No way. That’s absolutely magical! Lol the part that kills me is how it sounds like a regular occurrence. Wow, I wish I had rabbits around me lol or any wildlife for that matter. It’s a quiet neighbourhood — but the spirit of gossip has it in a vice.
This might sound a little cheesy (in many ways I’ve come to learn we don’t see anyones’ personal experience as such) but thank you for sharing that experience. That’s quite a selfless thing to do lol taking this precious moment and sharing it is like finding a fountain of joy and being like, “you know what, my friend could use some of this too”
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Sometimes I think I should share more of those moments, but I know often they’re very personal and others wouldn’t see them as special and also, I’m a weird hippie chick in the wilderness haha so I’m not sure how relatable it is.
That said, I’m so glad you could share in the magic. I’ve had a few experiences with wildlife over the years which has always been, well, maybe not life-altering, but certainly something special.
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I understand the caution. Many are quick to invalidate other peoples special experiences.
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Having wild rabbits must be awesome.
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There’s definitely pros and cons but (for me) mostly pros. I love them. They are a joy to observe.
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