1. A car that works - I had to have work done on my car, which definitely made me realize how I rely on a car for a means of transportation
2. Goat cheese, sooo delicious
3. Getting to see my nephews trick-or-treat - my heart melts
4. Living close to my Alma Mater so that I can attend football games
5. The slight change in Texas weather recently
What are you grateful for this Friday? If you are interested in learning more about gratitude visit my contact page.
Friday Gratitude Journal, Dallas Nutritional Counseling, Casey Voorhies RD, LD, Registered Dietitian
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