Living In The Columbia Gorge

There are so many things to be thankful for in my life. For instance, I am thankful for God giving me the opportunity to live the life I have. I’m also thankful for growing around my family and friends, because they are the ones that have molded my personality.

There are so many things in my life, that I am overly grateful, appreciative, and thankful for. My family, friends, good health, a roof over my head, and being able to do the thing I love and enjoy most, dance.

One thing that I am thankful for is my family. They are very encouraging and help me do things. They help me keep trying when I want to give up. They also encourage me to do activities that can positively affect me that I don’t want to do. They are also very caring. They make me the food that I like, they help me monitor my blood sugar and overall health, they provide me with shelter, and they buy me fun things like toys or video games. They also pay for my activities, such as sports and Boy Scouts, and they also attend my games or meetings even if they have better things to do. Overall, my family give me many reasons to be thankful for them.

The Linville Gorge, which is also known as “The Grand Canyon of North Carolina”, is astonishingly beautiful. Across the Linville Mountain, there are steep enclosed gorges, breathtaking waterfalls, and large hardwood and pine trees. Because of its largeness and beauty, the Linville Gorge is one of only three officially named wilderness areas in North Carolina. Surprisingly, it’s one out of the only two wilderness gorges in the southern United States. Linville Gorge is located in Burke County, which is near Grandfather Mountain. “The Grand Canyon of North Carolina” is unique, astonishing, and beautiful.

In conclusion everyday we feel gratitude for something sometimes not even knowing it and it is a big thing in our lives that affects us a lot. People getting something for you, your parents buy you something that you want or just something happens that is just makes you happy and it makes you feel

Every year, there is one day dedicated to giving thanks in America. That day is known as Thanksgiving. In the weeks before, families will make plans to get together with relatives, and decide who will bring what food. On the day of, people will spend the morning cooking. Later, the guests arrive and most likely sit down to wait for food, watching football. These actions are just a few examples of what people are thankful for. As for myself, there are many things I am thankful for, to many to remember or even know. But there are a few main things I am very thankful for.

Your self-gratitude does not have to be all about achievements. You can simply be thankful for your good sense of humor. Or the help you give your friends and family by being a good listener from time to time.

I am also thankful for friends. We all hang out and sometimes help out each other with homework. From going surfing on the weekends, to going out to dinner trying super spicy sauces to see who can swallow the most, I am very thankful for my friends. I have known some of my friends since pre-k here at St. Anne and we have exchanged many fun times at the playground and in Daycare after school.

Far too often in our selfish-minded culture, we forget to be thankful for the many blessings we have. There is a roof over my head, clothes on my back, food on the table, and I've never gone hungry. I'm thankful that I am homeschooled; I do not have to deal with bullies at school and I am able to have a more flexible schedule so that I have an increased amount of free time to spend with family. I am also thankful for my little sister and my parents who care for me and work hard to provide me with everything I need and want. In addition, I feel grateful for my artistic and musical talent. However, most of all, I am deeply grateful for my entire family, the warmth, love, and companionship they bring, and my relationship with

What makes Taos my favorite landscape is its tranquility and the memories I’ve created there with the people I love. The first day of the ski season feels like cows getting let out of the barn for the first time in the spring. I’m the first one in line ready to get

I am thankful for a lot of things. I had another chance at a happy and safe life when my country was filled with fear and war. My parents sent me to catholic school to give me a good education, and most importantly I have two loving parents who support me on all my decisions and give me immense love. I am thankful of that. As much as I have things going in my life that I am not happy with, I’m still thankful for everything that my parents have done to protect me and my sister and keep us happy.

In recent years, I have been questioned by various people on what I am most grateful for. As uncomplicated as that question may sound it truly is not that simple to answer. We all at one point in time are asked this and an innumerable quantity of people do not contemplate the question thoroughly. I, personally am grateful for numerous of objects and belongings but what I am most grateful for took a considerable amount of thinking. After pondering for a few days I decided to list conspicuous artifacts in my life that have created an impact on my life. For example, my truck which has transported me to several destinations and became the highlight of my birthday last year reminds me just how thankful I am to acquire a vehicle. As I introspected

I am thankful that I have a leader that I can cherish and depend on, also known as the Lord. I am thankful that I have a great family that will allow me to fail and still have my back. A family that will cherish the time we have together. I hope to one day have as good of a marriage that my parents have today. I hope we can love God more than each other and be proud of that quality. I am so very thankful to be free and live life the way I choose. My values make me the person I am today and I wouldn’t change them for the

But beyond this, one of the things that I am very thankful for is my mother teaching me Spanish. In fact, Spanish was my first language and I started to learn English at age 4. While growing up, I never really thought about this as a skill as such, but now that I am planning to study abroad in Italy, I see this as a great starting point for learning Italian. Another thing I am very thankful for is having the opportunity to grow up in two cultures – one at home, and one outside

I believe there are many traits in life that make you a good person and lead you to live a happy life, but being grateful is one of the best traits you could obtain. Being grateful is one thing I feel many people in our society forget to do. One day I learned to always appreciate what I have instead of what I don’t.