Truly. And you're so right about gratitude and being thankful for what we have because you never know. I've been keeping a gratitude journal this month with the intention that energy flows where attention goes, and I swear I am at least 10 times happier for deliberately writing down what I'm grateful for. I'm going to keep it up after the month ends.
And I believe what you said is true, Yvonne, that buying this house is the best thing I could have done for myself. It actually occurred to me today that it goes as far as being the best possible thing I could have done for my health alone. I am sleeping better, more relaxed, happier, eating better because I love my new kitchen, getting more exercise because it's a safe neighborhood in which I can walk at any given moment, and on and on. I am infinitely grateful for the comfort and safety of a home I love and the infinite ways it has improved my life.
I still am not eating green beans. Maybe because I ate them for half of P2 not realizing they weren't
protocol. And I detest the green bean casserole everyone in the United States seems to love to serve at Thanksgiving. Canned green beans smothered in cream of mushroom soup sprinkled with fried onions from a can. Blech. It's a crime against vegetables, imho. But I didn't grow up eating it, so I shouldn't judge.
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