Gratitude

 



                                                                



An attitude of gratitude is looking at my children as wild and unsure as they may be
they are mine, and mine to be kept through my prayers and sacrifices, and in time they
will belong to spirit for good.

Gratitude for my life in all its complexities and challenges I am thankful for the lessons I 
learned, an attitude always praised and gratitude that always earned
I'm grateful for Spirit and the Grace that always comes undeserved, something freely given, 
even if he's under-served.

I'm grateful for my job and the youth I work with everyday, for the staff and for the support
for the strangers who look my way. (I smile)

I'm grateful for my husband with the patience of a saint, my elders and my faith
for all the folks who give Grace without even knowing what it takes.

For Spirit's scriptures that He gives me, His nutriment and his food,





I will always standing in this life with an Attitude of Gratitude







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