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Many Thanks!

There are many things in our lives that we take for granted. Well, today, Thanksgiving, would be the day to really sit back and look at the things we’re thankful for… So, here’s a short list of serious, silly and frivolous things I’m thankful for this year

I’m Thankful…

… that fish don’t have feelings (especially shellfish, because they are so damned tasty!)

… for every single sick day I’m allowed to take off from work, whether I’m sick or not…

… that my children learned how to wipe their own butts and put on their own shoes ;D

… that McRib is back for yet another year (via @_Abomination_ )

… the corseter was willing to negotiate a price for the black & white PVC underbust I’ve been lusting after (Thank You whatever god you’re willing to call your own!)

… for Pravana and their amazingly, long lasting, vivid-color hair dyes!

… that I finally decided what I wanted to go back to school for and am working towards making that happen.

… for every gift purchased for me off of my wishlist! (Thank you all!)

… that little Tessa decided to announce she was a lesbian (lipstick, thank you!) by bringing her girlfriend home to meet the family for the holidays (because it makes everything I did last year pale by comparison!)

… that Dr. Prayson made me sign away my dignity, privacy and certain rights to my image in exchange for the ability to walk again.

… that I’ve a job that provides money (which I find to be a wonderful thing, even if the job isn’t always ;D)

… for Peppermint Ice Cream & Milk Nog (things I only really eat this time of year)

… that Doctor Who has gone back on the air (even if it is in sporadic specials I have to scury to find )

… for my beautiful black Cat, who loves me best a cat can

… for my little baby Pig, who is the most loyal and loving pooch I’ve ever had in my life.

… that Guinness exists… That Irish Cream is available, Disaronno is around and Tequila was invented!

… that I’ve got my TiVo with lifetime service

… for my friends, few that they are, and all the joy and sorrow they’ve given me. I wouldn’t trade it for the world

… for my children, who are healthy, happy and loving.

… for everything that is right in the world. Let’s hope there’s more to come ;D

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