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Thankful Thursday

Hello friends! I decided that in order to keep consistency with this blog, I will do a weekly Thankful Thursday post. This will be about anything that I am thankful for. I believe that happiness starts with a thankful heart, so this will be a great way to increase positivity and keep things in perspective for us. So, without further ado, I will share what I am thankful for this week!

  1. Getting my hair done today! I LOVE getting my hair done. I have the best hair girl in Portsmouth! She always does such a great job and we have the best conversation. One thing about me, I am a girls' girl. I can usually strike up a decent conversation with almost any girl. I believe we girls need to stick together!
  2. Getting our pool up; Yall, this pool... I am so thankful it is almost over. We have worked so hard on it. I can't wait to enjoy it next weekend when I'm off work. 
  3. Talking to my granny more this week. I love my family. I miss them. Ever since I moved to NH, I feel so much more myself. But I do miss my family. It would be so nice to be able to actually visit with them any ol day of the week. Maybe go out to eat a nice meal. Have a long talk and coffee date. Facetiming Granny yesterday has made me feel grounded. 
  4. Finally starting this blog. Okay, so you know that writing has been a dream of mine for a while. I've always kept a diary. I love to write. Little stories, journal entries, essays on made up topics, anything. I enjoy writing. I kept feeling this pull towards blogging. Random blogs would show up on my social media and I kept thinking, wow writing a blog post everyday seems like something I could do, maybe even like doing. Anyway, after a couple of years of debating on whether or not to start a blog, I am thankful that I finally decided to do it. I am excited to one day look back and see all of my posts and hopefully see some progress as a writer and storyteller. Me starting a blog in June of 2025 is happening for a reason, and I am thankful for that reason. 
Thank you for reading today's post! Even if my sister, Rachel, is my only the only reader, thanks for reading, Rachel! 

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