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Thankful Thursday: July 28

I truly believe it is important to be thankful everyday. Without gratitude, there is no reason for it all. I also blog about my gratitude over at Learning From Duramax. How better learn about gratitude than to learn from the most compassionate creatures over created.

Today I am Thankful for Family








This is Duramax and his old friend Thunder


This is my Momma and my little sister.

What are you Thankful for?


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  1. AnonymousJuly 28, 2011 at 10:16 PM

    LOL!! I wish I could get my cat to wear a party hat!!

    Thanks for participating in “Stalk Hop Friday”! I'm Following you on GFC as Mrs. Marine! Sorry it took me a week to stop by.
    www.mrs-marine.com
    Come link up again my "Stalk Hop Friday" post is up!

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  2. Style, Decor & MoreJuly 29, 2011 at 6:46 AM

    Cute photos!
    Have a great weekend!
    nancy

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  3. Luisa RodríguezJuly 29, 2011 at 5:13 PM

    So true!
    I think about that all the time.

    I probably didn't mention how grateful I am for being married to a great loving man, but I definitely should have:

    http://mustbeliberating.blogspot.com/2011/07/married-life-our-three-month.html

    Many blessings!!

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  4. FooganJanuary 22, 2012 at 7:02 AM

    Hello Brandi,
    I went back and further checked again and 2 of the links were not working. I fixed them and thank you for letting me know. Here is the link to the page if you want to try again.

    Also, loved the pics. I use to have a boxer too, very comical dogs, great with kids and very protective.

    http://foogan.com/2012/01/21/free-four-wheeler-subscription/


    Thank you!
    Foogan

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