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gratitude abounds
in my heart... for family
and dearest of friends


Grateful for those who served 
& serve in the military
Religious freedom
Absent loved ones 
Treasure the generosity of others
Eternal word of God
Family & friends
Unconditional love
Loveliness of Earth

sharing with Rebecca's
HAIKU MY HEART

Hoosier Quote:
“The hardest thing is to take less 
when you can get more.”
~Frank McKinney Hubbard~

Comments

rebecca said…
i love your G R A T E F U L offerings! thank you nonnie, you always warm my heart.
xo
Thank you, Nonnie, for your gentle words. Wishing you well!
Lea said…
Happy Thanksgiving Nonnie! Lovely haiku and what a wonderful expansion on the word Grateful! This year, for the first time, we played some games after dinner, I am going to add this to my list for next year. Thank you!
gma said…
Our hearts share the same gratitude and blessings.
Nonnie said…
thanks, Lea. I even got my first graders to write acrostic poems.
Nonnie said…
I wish that for you as well.
Nonnie said…
thank you, Rebecca, I wish you good health for the new year. And I send warm thoughts and prayer to you.
Annie Jeffries said…
My heart shares your heart.
J C said…
I am grateful right along with you Nonnie. Happy day!
payal agarwaal said…
Loved your acrostic. Thank you. :)
Nonnie said…
thank you, Payal.
Nonnie said…
gratitude does seem to be contagious.

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