Where’s Waldo, you ask? I found him. I found him in the least likely of places. The Waldo you’ve been looking for is actually working behind the Starbucks counter, nestled in the B-Gate of the Dulles Airport. See, he let me take his picture!
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JUST KIDDING!
Obviously, Waldo would never wear a Starbucks uniform. (He only has one outfit, right?) But I just had to trick you into reading The Thankful Game, Part 20. You see, this past Sunday I asked a friend what I should blog about that night (it was a lame blog and I made up for it on Monday). When I mentioned blogging a thankful post, HE. ROLLED. HIS. EYES.
Game on.
Oh you have a problem with my never-ending thankfulness, D-Snyd? Well, how do you like this?
I’m thankful that I had the money to go grocery shopping and get delicious food for me, Brian and Bennett.
And I’m thankful that Brian is cooking that food tonight while I blog.
I’m thankful for the way that I can walk on our floors without feeling any grittiness under my feet this evening.
And I’m thankful that I have plenty of pillows to prop myself in whatever position is most comfortable.
I’m thankful that our electric wasn’t out for any longer than it was last weekend.
And I’m thankful that we didn’t have to spend an arm and a leg restocking our fridge.
I’m thankful for the ability to text.
And I’m thankful for the ability to talk on the phone while being hands-free.
I’m thankful for my hands.
And I’m thankful for the compassionate hearts that beat within my family.
I’m thankful that I feel Bennett move every day.
And I’m thankful that when Bennett pulled out his stun gun and zapped something towards the backside of my belly button today, I was able to take that quietly and my client was none the wiser.
I’m thankful for lemon curd! (And, Laura, my mom wants your recipe.)
And I’m thankful for friends who deliver fresh scones accompanied by the above-mentioned lemon curd.
I’m thankful for lemon zest in a salad and lemon juice on fresh fish.
And I’m thankful that when I picked out my fish at the grocery store this morning and I went to smell it and it accidentally brushed against my lip with it’s cold, wet body 1) I didn’t die and 2) it didn’t smell.
I’m very thankful for your thankful game.
I’m thankful that you guys were able to visit, and that Delilah really appreciated seeing her cousin Esther.
And, yes, I want that lemon curd recipe!!!!!
I am thankful I can sleep while playing “Words With Friends”.
And I am thankful to read all for which you are thankful. Iron sharpeneth iron. So I like to surround myself with people and things that encourage me to cultivate a thankful heart. But your lips touched raw fish? Ooo, Ick. Your thankfulness surpasses mine. 🙂
That belly button thing happens to you too?! I’m SO glad to hear that I’m not a freak 🙂 I personally feel like they’re in there poking it on purpose…..but probably not.
Haha…. I thought I mentioned I got it from trader joes. If there is not a trader joes near your mom I would love to pick her up some! I love your thankful game. I played my own thankful game in my mind the other day to remind myself of just how gracious the Lord is and how he provides so well for his children!
I am thankful for your blog and the thankful game. I am also thankful I am all caught up on Square Piece and that I am blogging more. Thank you Square Piece…Lots of love your way
LOL! Ewww. Just kidding. I am thankful all the time too Sue. We are showered with so many blessings!