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Year of Gratitude (YOG)
http://barbaraquinnyearofgratitude.blogspot.c…
Four women associated with The Rose & Thorn Literary e-zine are taking Fate into their own hands by declaring this year one of Health, Wealth & Happiness. Barbara Quinn, Nannette Croce, Kat Magendie, and Angie Ledbetter will be blogging their way through 2008, searching the corners of each day for something in which to be grateful. It’s their way of making the world a better place.
The Year of Gratitude writers extend an invitation to others who are tired of greeting each day with a head full of problems, sorrows, worries, and bad news. Join them vicariously through reading their blog entries, and by all means, PLEASE leave your comments!
- Added on: Jan 17th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Angie
- Listed in: Writing Development and Growth
- Tags: blog humor authors writers gratitude perspective
Recent Posts
Thank You. by Patresa Hartman
On the day before the year turns, I feel wise and strong, sensing divine purpose in where I've been and alight looking forward. The 365 days before become a collection of lessons; the days ahead streak ready acres of limitless possibility. Possibilit...
Year's End by Angie Ledbetter
I'm sad in a way that our Year of Gratitude has come to an end, but happy I've had this opportunity to express the good, bad and ugly of daily life with a huge dollop of gratefulness on top of each "dish" served up to me this past year.By spending so...
Saying Goodbye to the Old Year and to YOG by Kat Magendie
I went back to read my very first YOG, just to see what I’d written, how I’d written it, and how I was grateful in that moment. So very tempting to place that same gratitude post here again. The message is the same. I am still that woman; mostly,...
One Last YOG by Barbara Quinn
My last gratitude post. Oh my.It’s hard to believe we’ve gone through a year expressing our gratitude on a daily basis, but here it is the end of December with a new year on the way.I’m grateful that we were able to finish out this project. Lif...
Don't write on her face. by Patresa Hartman
I love my family. I know that I hit some kind of jackpot when I was born, and I am grateful. I have two older sisters, and together with my parents, they are a clever crew with sensible priorities and level heads. There is no drama when we get togeth...
Day After by Angie Ledbetter
It's the day after the Big Day. Christmas is over, and the only ones left with huge sacks to haul are the garbagemen coming to take away the trashed remnants. Out go the pretty wrapping all scrunched up; the torn boxes, ripped open in excitement; the...
