293. An empty dishwasher.
292. A full tank of gas.
291. The example my old-school parents set for me.
290. Not gaining, but maintaining my weight. (Though, I admit, losing would be even better.)
289. Weekends free from obligation.
288. The doers of thankless tasks, who do them with a joyful heart and inspire me.
287. Strangers who smile and wave. I promise to do more of the same.
286. Knowing that my wants are just that. And that I can do without any and all of them.
285. Not having to worry about where my next meal will come from.
284. Seeing elementary-aged children help and encourage each other, especially when I expect the opposite.
283. Finding a grateful home for my own hand-me-downs.
282. Receiving hand-me-downs.
281. The ability to buy my kids new tennis shoes when their old ones wear out.
280. My husband, the experimental cook, and his creation of broccoli-potato soup.
279. Light bulb moments.
278. Seeing a spirit of gratitude being cultivated in my kids.
277. When a ministry opportunity just falls in my lap.
276. Safety during accidents that could have been much worse.
275. The peace of the ever-present Holy Spirit....again and again.
274. Use of the postage meter at work as a job perk.
273. Surprise fruit baskets from big sisters.
272. Health insurance...in a big way. And we're healthy people. I will try so hard not to take it for granted.
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