Aloha Friday #57
November 20, 2008 by Kailani
Filed under aloha friday
Welcome to this week’s edition of Aloha Friday.
In Hawaii, Aloha Friday is the day that we take it easy and look forward to the weekend. So I thought that on Fridays I would take it easy on posting, too. Therefore, I’ll ask a simple question for you to answer. Nothing that requires a lengthy response.
If you’d like to participate, just post your own question on your blog and leave your link below. Don’t forget to visit the other participants! It’s a great way to make new bloggy friends!
Today’s question is:
What are you thankful for?
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tons, but I am extremely thankful for my mamaa
she rocks!!
For God and and His love, my wife, family, church, home, job . . . everything.
I’m thankful it’s Friday!
My girls, my hubby, my family in general, unemployment benefits, friends, blogging, and I’m thankful for sleep, when I can get enough of it.
So much to be thankful for! I am thankful for my family, and I just did a lesson for church on the pilgrims. I am thankful for their example and all they had to endure.
Oh and I am very thankful it’s Friday!!!!!!
I’m thankful for my family’s good health.
I asked the same question today! I’m thankful for my family. Also, that we have food on the table and our home.
I am VERY thankful for my beautiful, happy family…
my family, love, the roof over our heads
I’m thankful that we are “keeping our heads about water”, just barely but still swimming in our home!!!
I’m thankful for my family, more than anything else! They’re my reason for living!!
My husband, my children, my grandchildren.
My family
My family, husband has a good job:)
i’m always thankful for the life i have now.
always a charmed life!
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My wonderful marriage, my son – all the good fortune we’ve had in our lives!
I’m thankful that my mother and grandmother cook Thanksgiving dinner. I’m sure they will turn over the reigns to me some day. lol
I am thankful for my amazing husband, wonderful boys, family and friends
I am so thankful that I fixed my relationship with God. I was lost for about 10 years and found my way back to the Lord and my relationship with him is stronger than it ever was.
I’m thinkful for my life, my son to be hubby, our house, my family, having a job in today’s world, I’m thankful to have food on our table, I’m thankful for gas prices! =)
I’m also thankful to have such KIND blog friends!!!!!
HAPPY FRIDAY!!!!!!
Thankful I am able to be a stay at home mom and to have my family close by.
I am thankful for my loving husband, healthy (and sometimes well-behaved) kids and my extended family who are all crazy but I still love them!
Family. Waking up everyday. Work. Free time.
I’m so thankful for my family!
I’m so very blessed, I feel thankful for all my blessings. =)
I am thankful for so many things. I guess the number 1 thankful thing would be for 2 healthy boys. God gives me so much more than I deserve. =)
I’m thankful that I have the opportunity to live in paradise–Sanibel Island, Florida. (The next best thing to Hawaii). I am also thankful for my husband, children and grandchildren. And I am thankful for my health. We are both in good health and hopefully will stay that way for a long time to come.
God, My Children, My Family and Friends…. Today especially I’m sooo thankful for my sister. She’s my best friend and I don’t know what I’d do without her!
I’m thankful for my family’s health. I am SO thankful that everyone is happy and healthy right now!
My husband (loyal, faithful and loves me), my kids and that we can still pay our bills!!!
I am thankful for my family and friends, my health, this country that I live in and the talents I am blessed with. Great question Kailani!
I am thankful for my family and our health. I feel very blessed to have such a happy, healthy little guy. I am also thankful that we both still have our jobs in these tough times!
My God, my family, my home, our health & Hubby’s job. Can’t forget this country. Nice to live in the land of the free (no disrespect to other country’s intended!)
i am thankful for my family and friends. they’ve been here so much for me these past 2 years. its a real blessing in disguise what they can do for you!
Hey there! My blaph is having technical difficulties so no question there today – sorry. Feel free to check yesterday’s post though!
There’s a long list of things, but let’s just go with what I’m thankful for today…I got a good night’s sleep without too much discomfort from the baby.
I am thankful that we are all healthy this holiday season!
I’m thankful for the great friendships I’ve made this year, MY ALEX, MY HUBSTER, and my family.
Today I’m especially thankful for caring friends who lighten my burdens. I’m also thankful for my little boy, who turned 5 today! What a blessing he is to our family!
I’m thankful my son is alive, we almost lost him during his birth.
My family!
I have lots to be thankful for. But I guess what I’m most thankful for is that in this terrible economy where my two brothers-in-law were layed off from work recently, my DH still has a job that supports us so well that I can stay home with DD.
DH was teasing me that his brothers might have to come & live with us…ACK! His oldest brother has 6 kids living at home.
My six kids!
I am thankful for my family, without them I dont know what I would do sometimes
I am thankful for my parents and the values, traditions, and memories they have blessed me with over the years.
First and foremost, my family
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Family – that’s a given. I am always thankful for my family.
A new one I am thankful for this year: Blogging
As generic of a response it is, I am thankful for my family. I would be nothing without the support of my parents and siblings.
As well, I am thankful that even though times are hard, we as American’s in our hardest of economic times are still exponentially wealthy compared to the majority of the world’s population.
I’m thankful for my family and that we all still live close together.