And finally, I'm thankful for:

#15 - being way ahead/actually enjoying writing

#16 - squash

#17 - passing tests

#18 - ANTM

#19 - my wonderful ward

#20 - Japanese and Elder Yamashita and still understanding and firesides

#21 - bagels, thankful lists

#22 - bowling

#23 - H & M

#24 - dumplings/learning to cook

#25 - geocaching

#26 - spur of the moment craft supply trips

#27 - support

#28 - success and the return of old friends who you wished had never left

#29 - reading again

#30 - songs that really hit the spot

I'm still thankful, did you know?

#9 - wonderful restaurants like The Bayou

#10 - Costco truffles

#11 - Epic wishes.

#12 - Art museums

#13 - airports and plasma physicists

#14 - being a champion

Thankfulness, continued

#4 - I'm thankful for concerts. Live music is music at its best.

#5 - I'm thankful for Just Dance 3. 

#6 - I'm thankful for DI finds.

#7 - I'm thankful for tea. 

#8 - I'm thankful for the Dollar Tree. And the fact that they sell My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic merchandise. :D

Come ye thanfkul peeps

I'm seeing all these people posting things they are thankful for since it's November. Like one for each day and such. So I decided to join in, even though I'm already writing enough words a day to fill a bucket.

Three today since I'm starting late:

#1 - I'm thankful for my lovely lappy, without which I would be writing my NaNoWriMo novel by hand. I can get much higher word counts if I'm typing. :) My lappy also lets me watch adorably hilarious cat videos. Like this one.

#2 - I'm thankful for sheep because a) they are adorable and b) they are actually pretty fascinating. Did you know a sheep has such good peripheral vision that they can see behind them when facing forward? And they also have super sharp senses to better run away from all those predators.

#3 - I'm thankful for claw machines. A friend has recently taken me into his tutelage and taught me the ways of the machine. You might not realize how much science and thought goes into the well-played claw drop, but really, it's art. And I've come to appreciate it. But mostly, I really enjoy the thrill that comes when you win something. My sensei says it's not about the toys, it's about beating the system. And I have to agree with him. The toys are crap.