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I’m thankful for the opportunity I had yesterday to pick pomegranates from someone’s tree. Her children don’t like them and she offered me the fruit.
What are you thankful for today?
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What a fascinating fruit! They look like berries or rose hips, but many many times bigger.
And the skin never looks perfect, and that’s ok, even expected of them.
I shall be thankful today for people who show their scars and are not perfect, for they know they have grown and are alive.
I am thankful the beautiful sunrise last night. I stood on my deck in peace and silence and watched it slide away. The colors were amazing
That’s awesome!!! We don’t live where pomegranates grow but they just became available in our stores a couple weeks ago! They are such an amazing food! What a blessing!
I am thankful for clean, drinkable, running water that is only as far away as our kitchen and bathroom sinks. We can drink it, cook with it, shower in it and clean our home with it using very little effort to obtain it. There are many people in this world who don’t have this privilege. So, today, I have decided to be thankful for something we often take for granted.
I am thankful for the sick leave that my job provides. I need it this morning, fortunately its the first time this year, and I am thankful for that too!
Just curious..how do you use the pomegranates? Love reading your blog. Such elegance and beauty even on limited funds.
Pomegranates are so healthy and delicious. 🙂
I’m grateful for warm water for a shower and a warm place to sleep at night.
Today i’m thankful for my walking buddy and friend, Kim. She has been a port in the storm for her niece who has end stage breast cancer. She’s someone who’s always got your back.
Goodmorning Brandy,
Today I am grateful for my husband who is always mellow and happy. He is the calm in my life. Have a wonderful day.
Fi
I am thankful for faith, family, and friends. I also appreciate this website. I’ve learned many good things here.
You must live in a fairly warm climate 😉
I am thankful for a good nights sleep that helped me have a positive day. Sleep often eludes me, so a great nights sleep is such a blessing!
Today I am thankful for the Internet. It allows me to communicate in different ways with my children through out the day. They are spread out, but our communication is more frequent than I could have with my parents when I lived away at their age.
You think? 😀 Our temperatures are going to change at the end of the week; a cold front is moving in. It’s been in the 70’s for two weeks but that is short-lived (before that it was in the upper 80’s; it just drops quickly here, and heat up just as quickly in early spring). Highs will be in the 60’s starting Saturday.
Lucky you, Brandy! When I was about 9, we had a neighbor with a pom tree. She never ate them so we’d pick them. We’d sit on the curb, crack them against it, and turn our hands and face purply while eating the juicy mess!! They were delicious.
Today I am grateful for a new bible study I’m starting on Proverbs 31.
We eat them fresh as is, have them in fruit salads, on green salads, etc.
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This is so true of even those of us in the USA. My community is dealing with a massive contamination by a local company which has even contaminated one of the municipal systems. Many of us have switched to bottled water for the time being. But I cannot imagine not having the running water for the toilets (and yes, I am very, very thankful for having multiple toilets – digestive disorders kinda make that a priority 😉 ), showers and washing machine!
I’m grateful today that I felt well enough to make dinner as well as put together a batch of yoghurt to culture. Feeling well is so wonderful, and I reallllly appreciate it!
I am thankful I made it through the day.
It is such a true blessing
to have such a wonderful husband.
fingers crossed and I’ll keep you both in my prayers.
I am grateful for my sisters. Each one is wonderful in their own way. They all drive me crazy at times but we are always there for each other.
I love the thankful posts. Lately, I have been feeling very thankful. Although I’m only 31 my best friend whom i graduated high school with passed away giving birth to her third child last year. I had a recent health scare but I think its most likely fine. I’m feeling that if I live to be 50 I’ll be so very very lucky to see my two girls (3 and 1) graduate high school. So I’m thankful for my current health and the wakeup call to stay healthy.
I’m also thankful for hubby who works 9 hour days and still helps around the house.
I’m thankful for the two children we have and feel that a third may push our luck.
Because we have been pantry eating, I’m thankful for meat and fruit when we have it. I made chicken yesterday and ate a big piece. We will be getting a box of fruit from the FFA in December so I’m using canned and frozen until then.
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My mother in law, who is Persian, uses pomegranate juice in her cooking, especially when making meat or chicken casseroles. It is also delicious on its own or half and half with water. It is very, very healthy, especially for lowering cholesterol and hypertension.
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Kim, I am so sorry for the loss of your friend. That is very, very sad.