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Daughter Thanks Parents For Love, Support: 30 Days Of Gratitude
Charlene McGhee, of Canton, is sharing gratitude for her parents for their years of love and support.
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Charlene McGhee, of Canton, is sharing gratitude for her parents for their years of love and support.
Kay Woehlecke and Nedra Innes, of Cartersville, are sharing gratitude for three special people.
A Benicia Patch reader gives thanks to the Happy Life Studio family.
Two Havre de Grace parents say they are grateful for the help of their parents and in-laws, who enabled them to keep working.
A Martinez resident gives thanks to her spouse who has been by her side for over 28 years.
A resident shares gratitude for Sheriff Dana Lawhorne, who is retiring at the end of 2021.
Here's a special message of thanks to everyone working in public safety in Arlington.
Oprah Winfrey says practicing gratitude is “the single greatest thing you can do to change your life.”
A Hercules resident gives thanks to two special people.
A Benicia resident gives thanks to the friends he's made over 39 years.
A Martinez resident shares why he is grateful to the Martinez Library staff.
A Napa woman gives thanks to a special person in her life.
Red Bank Catholic quarterback Alex Brown said he felt his mom watching over him a day after she died from a long battle with cancer.
Thelma L. Coleburn thanks her daughter for her selflessness. Show your friends and family your gratitude, too.
Have you seen the sunflowers in Manhattan Beach? A neighbor gives thanks to the man behind it all.
A Dunn Loring resident gives thanks to the Fairfax County Master Gardeners, which has helped with gardening knowledge and meeting friends.
Are you raising grateful children? Practicing gratitude is more layered than saying “thank you,” and it doesn’t just happen.
A Falls Church man expressed gratitude for each day he gets to spend with his wife and thanked the planners of the new W&OD Trail Bridge.
Practice these habits often enough, and they’ll become a big part of who you are, according to pioneers in the science of gratitude.
Donna Marie Alexander shares gratitude for the special relationship she has with her children and friends who offer help in tough times.
Gisela and Kevin Andariese, who made a lot of friends over their 25 years in Reston, have a message they want to share.
Sarah Pham of Springfield shares gratitude for her friend Crystal Hamilton. You can share your own gratitude posts too.
Karen L. Lane of Woodstock is thanking her forever friends for their constant love and support.
Pat Moody of Canton is thanking the 2021 World Series Champions, the Atlanta Braves, for bringing the metro Atlanta community together.
What do you say to a lifelong friend? Check out this message of gratitude from one friend to another.
When we’re counting our blessings and wishing the same for our friends and strangers alike, one place to focus is family.
Gayle Todsen Reuter shares gratitude for fellow Del Ray resident and Sheriff Dana Lawhorne, who is retiring at the end of 2021.
Taking part in routine activities gave us bursts of joy after months of lockdown. Will practicing gratitude extend the shelf life on joy?
This local thanks two family members for stepping in when they really needed help.
She thanks her community and neighbors in Manhattan Beach.
Her friend is leaving California and moving to New Jersey. Here's why she is grateful for the special send-off.
She celebrates the community's push to support kids' mental health and wellness.
Volunteering your time can increase happiness and bring fulfillment to your life, benefits similar to practicing gratitude.
Rituals that inspire gratitude for nature can reduce the desire to over-consume — and the greenhouse gas emissions that fuel climate change.
GivingTuesday aims to inspire others to not only give back, but also recognize and celebrate the generosity of others. Start planning now.
A North Reading mom didn’t know what life would be like when her son was diagnosed with autism. As it turns out, it’s been wonderful.
Her husband, deployed four times, rarely makes it home to Concord for the holidays. This Thanksgiving, he’ll have a place at the table.
Three-time Olympic gold medal cyclist Kristin Armstrong says practicing gratitude sends out a tide of disappointment so love can rush in.
Patch readers from five states weigh in on living with gratitude. We'll have more throughout the month in 30 Days Of Gratitude.
Write a letter showing your gratitude for someone or something in your neighborhood for 30 Days Of Gratitude, running through Nov. 30.