Stuffed with Thanks-giving

November 26, 2008 – 8:05 am

thanksgiving.jpgthanksgiving.jpgI have a laundry list of things to be thankful for, and since Thanksgiving is just a couple days away I thought I would share.

· My husband – Loving and supportive no matter what.· My son – The light of my life. Makes me smile just thinking about him.· My mom – No matter what is always willing to listen.· My dad – Would do anything for me.· My mother-in-law – Listens to me on my way home from work when I just want to talk.· My father-in-law – Gives the best hugs and knows when I need one.· My sister-in-law – Always makes me laugh.· My brother-in-law – Loves to keep my son entertained.· My grandmother-in-law – Loves to dish out the compliments.· My job – Although it can be challenging, I am so lucky to be employed and have job security.· My friends – I have some amazing friends both at work and outside of work that I don’t know what I would do without.Now it’s your turn. Tell all the people in your life why you are thankful for them.

Wishing everyone a very happy Turkey Day!

- Jessica

  1. 4 Responses to “Stuffed with Thanks-giving”

  2. I’m thankful for my wife… for mentioning me in her blog posts :)

    Seriously though, for being an incredible spouse and even better mother!

    By Steve Dembo on Nov 26, 2008

  3. Yess, Jess, I would do anything for you EXCEPT
    be your Chicago chauffeur -

    and I am thankful that you don’t share my small-town driving predeliction…

    oh, and I am very thankful for your precious little family.

    By Dad on Nov 26, 2008

  4. What a nice way to start Thanksgiving. I love
    talking to you. I get the best information from you about the family…your details really help me to feel connected. There is no such thing as too much info. for me. Traffic stress is a given. If I can make your life any easier,I am in heaven.
    Dad and I are so thankful to have you and Laura’s family nearby. We don’t take this for granted. Getting together is our greatest joy.

    By Bev Dembo on Nov 27, 2008

  5. im thankful for a loving family and a job during these “difficult” economic times.

    By justin on Dec 2, 2008

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