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Nov. 28th, 2009 04:39 pmIn the tradition of the holiday, if just a few days late, here are some things that I'm thankful for. In no particular order:
I am thankful for:
* My friends. Randi, of course, who is more like a sister, and Zora, Dana, Gale, and Sher, as well as Dark Star, Trellia, Laura, JessKat, Steph, and all my other wonderful online friends. I had to learn the lesson late in life that you've got to have friends (as the song says). Life is dull without them - and infinitely more difficult to get through.
* My parents. My dad and mom are, quite simply, the very best parents a person could ever hope for.
* My writing. In November, especially, I recall the pure joy, the soaring pleasure, of writing.
* The fact that I still have a decent job, and that it has once more become a place where I like to work.
* My knees being OK and that it will be possible, if not easy, to be pain-free by Christmas 2010.
and, on a lesser scale ~
* Disney doing traditional animation, the new Star Trek movie being out on DVD, the Lord of the Rings extended DVDs on my bookshelf, Fullmetal Alchemist getting a new anime life, and all the other wonderful things brought to life by creative people which are mine to enjoy.
I am thankful for:
* My friends. Randi, of course, who is more like a sister, and Zora, Dana, Gale, and Sher, as well as Dark Star, Trellia, Laura, JessKat, Steph, and all my other wonderful online friends. I had to learn the lesson late in life that you've got to have friends (as the song says). Life is dull without them - and infinitely more difficult to get through.
* My parents. My dad and mom are, quite simply, the very best parents a person could ever hope for.
* My writing. In November, especially, I recall the pure joy, the soaring pleasure, of writing.
* The fact that I still have a decent job, and that it has once more become a place where I like to work.
* My knees being OK and that it will be possible, if not easy, to be pain-free by Christmas 2010.
and, on a lesser scale ~
* Disney doing traditional animation, the new Star Trek movie being out on DVD, the Lord of the Rings extended DVDs on my bookshelf, Fullmetal Alchemist getting a new anime life, and all the other wonderful things brought to life by creative people which are mine to enjoy.