Holidays – This is Spring Break week and I don’t have to prepare classes for this holiday. I love teaching, but I’m always happy for the breaks we get.
Happiness – No comment necessary!
Hands – I don’t know what I’d do without the use of my hands. I use them for playing piano, playing guitar, writing (cursive and computer), gardening, loving, dressing, and so much more.
Hearing – It gets less and less as I get older, so I’m grateful to still as much as I do.
Hair – Even though it’s a nuisance sometimes, I’m grateful to have my hair, no matter how gray or white it gets.
Hairbrush – Well……….. maybe!
Hanky-panky – Is there anyone who doesn’t like a little of this?
Him – He’s the one I love doing hanky-panky with!
Humility – I need plenty of this in order to belong to him! He appreciates my humility, even though he also loves my intelligence and leadership abilities. He reminds me when I am in danger of losing my humility.
Heart – He has my heart, and I give it to him with deep gratitude.
Hysterectomy – I’m so grateful I had it done when I was still young (but after my 4 beautiful children) so I could enjoy the hanky-panky more!
Hummingbirds – They are light as a feather and look like flying flowers.
Hobbies – I have too many, but I’m grateful for them all!
Humor – None of this would matter if it wasn’t for a great sense of humor!
Horses – I no longer have my horses, and I still long to have more. Maybe someday I can get another horse. I’m just grateful they exist!
Hats – Oh, how I love wearing beautiful hats! My mother used to make some of the most incredible hats. At the time I thought she was nuts, but now I wish I had some of them still.
Head – I’m grateful for this in all its many meanings!
Honesty – And don’t we wish more people were honest?
Honolulu - I’m grateful this city is close for a break from the rural life and for its shopping.
Health – This is something I’m extremely grateful to have! I have taken great care in making sure that my health would remain as long as possible.
Home – I love my little home and I’m so grateful I was able to buy it when I did.
Hens – Oh, how I love my six chickens who give me beautiful fresh eggs every day.
Herbs – I’m grateful I can grow delicious herbs year-round where I live.
Hoe – It’s one of the handiest tools I have for my gardening.
Honey – It’s wonderful for so many things.
Hope – What would this world be without hope? I’m grateful I have plenty of this, and I offer it to others when they have trouble finding it.
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