An Incomprehensive List of What I'm Thankful for This Holiday Season, or I Hope John Doesn't Mind that I Used My Email to Him as a Blog Post.
in honor of the very blessed holiday that's coming up on thursday, i will now recount what exactly i'm thankful for, in no particular order:
- challenges: hell, how would I define myself without 'em?
- family: hell, how would i define myself without 'em?
- frank-dog: even though my mom just told me he chewed my dining room table that is stored at their house
- my desire to question everything: see "challenges"
- my friends: genevieve bovee? keri smith? lexia snow? sara snow? sarah hill? sarah day? shan mukhtar? you? god, i can't think of a life without these folks.
- new york: best time of my life; can never be recreated.
- my ability to put a nostalgic, sentimental spin on my past.
- saul bellow: how does he create such atmosphere in a couple of sentences?
- the clash, specifically "guns of brixton": never fails to get me motivated to move my ass.
- the sun: i never knew how much i relied on it until i moved to a place where it rises at 9AM and sets at 4PM (if it ever shows up in the first place).
- my education: though i'm paying for it dearly, i can pick apart literature (and life) with the best of 'em.
- your vegetarian lasgana: what i wouldn't do for even a small plate of that right now.
- dreams: keep me putting one foot in front of the other. even though right now it feels like i'm putting one foot behind the other.
- children: uncensored emotions. life before calculation and manipulation = perfection.
2 Comments:
Oh, no! Not that beautiful table!!! Well, let's hope he doesn't chew on the buffet . . .
Hm. The sun is a good one. I never really thought about it before, although . . . I think I suffer from seasonal depression, so I should be more thankful for the sun, too.
Well, I think children can be pretty manipulative, actually. They learn it from adults at a very young age. I guess it's not entirely a bad thing, though. I can't necessarily think why, but I'm trying to be positive . . .
I'm thankful for you, Lauren. Thanks for including me on your list. I miss you.
You're right, Sara -- but maybe it's the uncensored quality of their manipulation that's refreshing?
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