Instead, in solidarity with the every-day-writers, I thought I'd commit to NaBloPoMo (National Blog Posting Month). But to avoid commitment of another type (the kind that involves men in white jackets), I needed a way to post every day without losing that last half a shred of sanity. That's when I received an email from Cheryl at The B'z House that Love Built. She's running a "2010 I'm thankful for..." challenge. Perfect!
Every day this month, I will be posting something I'm thankful for - some will no doubt be longer than others. Some days will include actual posts that relate to the gratitude and some days it might be a challenge just to get out a sentence. But my emotions have been a bit up and down recently and my attitude could definitely benefit from focusing on some warm fuzzies.
So best of luck to my friends participating in NaNoWriMo. Same to my pals doing NaBloPoMo. And my hat is off to those of you
I am thankful for... cozy scarves that protect my neck from the cold.
P.S. I don't actually wear hats but it's the thought that counts, right?
8 comments:
I love this idea! Actually I have planned something similar for Sunday's this month...Positive Thinking Sunday. Yay for gratitude and positive attitudes!
I didn't even have the mental energy for 6WS this week, I don't think I could manage a novel ;-) but my brain usually churns up something for a post every day.
JX
Ah yes one must be thankful for anything on our head and feet to keep the cold from leaking inside during those horrible winter days within a frozen tundra, for those of us who fight the cold day after day...lol
I've joined NaBloPoMo too! This is my first time doing so.
Cozy scarves are a good thing to be thankful for. As you said, we can all definitely benefit from focusing on warm fuzzies.
I'm needing a new scarf. It's gotten real cold here! :O)
That's a good way around it. And, it's always nice to take the time to think about what you're thankful for! :)
Yeah, it's the thought that counts, lol!
You could say, "My scarf is off to you" instead of "My hat is off to you." No one would know what you were talking about though.
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