What are you grateful for?

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I'm extremely grateful that we don't have a big family get-together for Thanksgiving (we do it for Christmas/New Year instead), because no way am I up to handling that right now.

Thanksgiving over.

Being able to eat solid food again.

I am grateful for keeping some of history alive.

^^ and I'm grateful that folks like you are here (in the world as well as on WP) doing exactly that

I am grateful for my imagination.

I am grateful for my kitty.

grateful to live somewhere not too homophobic

grateful for lgbt laws

grateful for room and board

grateful for my education

grateful for health

grateful for internet and phone

grateful for metabolism

Grateful for having a special gift in history and vintage items/music

Grateful for being here on WP and talking to you guys

Grateful for sharing all my information with all of you

Grateful for being unique

Grateful for keeping the past alive

Grateful for seeing women not as property for men, and for respecting them

Grateful for having eccentric interests and music

Grateful for respecting the elders

Grateful for being able to get an education

Grateful for having a home

I am grateful for beautiful music.

The community library.

my sister

Nothing really, just trying to find a way to make a living of some sort...be grateful for destruction of habitats and human waste, no thank you. I mean what is there really to be greatful for....everyone just wastes everything, so whats even the point? People celebrate thanksgiving or whatever....yet they are hardly thankful about where it comes from. Half of them would probably scream if they saw what has to happen to the turkey before its cooked and served.

This last 'thanksgiving' me and my boyfriend stayed home and got drunk, like what a turkey to symbolize white settler oppression of native americans, just don't see what to celibate as far as that is concerned. I mean I remember at a time when me and my siblings were youger my grandma would tell us to 'quit acting like 'savages' by that she meant native americans well me and all my siblings are part native american on my dads side.

Ok I can think of one thing....the time I went on a trip to California with my family. My brother fell off of a cliff and could have died, but luckily he made it. Anyways during the time we were in California I got to meet a sea lion. It was probably one of the coolest experiences ever but of course once me, my brother, my sister and my cousin moved away from it a bunch of sh*tty teenagers came and tried to sit on it and flash all kind of pictures with their flash on...poor animal retreated into the ocean after that....but when me, my siblings and my cousin approached it we were more respectful so it hung around to interact with us for a little bit.

I’m not homeless.