Tis the season to have a "full supply" of gratitude
for all people, places and things. Gratitude is what we for its recipients to
give back to the giver and is magnetic as it leaves an
unforgettable trail when celebrating during this time for its recipients to follow.
Having gratitude is an attribute revealed when celebrating during this time of
year and is a reminder to be thankful "on purpose."
Here are a few ways to express appreciation:
Do it verbally. Speak kind words of appreciation.
Do it privately. When no one else is around, be gentle in expressing
your true appreciation and gratitude.
Do it publicly. Others need to know and appreciate what a blessing it is.
Do it often...not just once a year at the birthday or an anniversary.
Do it generously. Go the extra mile when you buy a gift for someone
special whom you love and appreciate.
Do it quickly. Do not wait several months or years to express it.
Try to establish the habit of responding to an act of kindness within seventy-two hours.
Do it cheerfully. When express your gratitude,
do not do it grudgingly as if it is a pain or an effort.
"A thankful heart is not only the greatest virtue, but the parent of all the other virtues."
(Cicero)
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