Saturday, August 16, 2014

5 Days of Gratitude.


One of the most recent Facebook status trends is listing 5 things you're grateful for, for 5 consecutive days and at the end of your 5 days, tagging 5 friends to do it too! A lot of people find things like this a nuisance, however at the beginning of this year I took part in the #100daysofhappiness campaign, and found it having such a positive affect on how I saw life! Everyday for 100 days I was happy or grateful for something. So, when my mom tagged me in 5 Days of Gratitude, I was pumped to get started! However I've done mine as a blog post, purely so I can add this pre-blab to the 25 things I'm grateful for! 

DAY ONE: 
  • Coffee. 
  • Music.
  • Peanut Butter and Hummus. (Not together tho. sis.)
  • Men who dress well. 
  • My signet ring, passed down from my mom. 

DAY TWO:
  • Having dual-nationality. 
  • Growing up between two countries/continents. 
  • Making friends that live in all different corners of the globe.
  • Being able to speak more than one language. 
  • Seeing 18 countries on my gap year. 
DAY THREE: 
  • A mom who unconditionally loves me. (Even when I got my tattoos).
  • A dad who works extremely hard in order to provide for me, (and spoil me rotten!).
  • An almost-dad who loves and cares deeply for my mom. (And loves me as his own).
  • Two really great almost-brothers that ended my 'lonely' child syndrome, I mean, 'only' child.
  • Grandparents and almost-grandparents. The world would be dull place without them.
DAY FOUR:
  • My job. Good Vibes Cafe for the win. 
  • Attending University in one of the best sea-side towns the UK has! #falifornialivin' 
  • Being surrounded by creative, inspiring and passionate people. 
  • Having incredibly special and supportive friends, near and far. 
  • My dog. Definitely grateful for my beby Rue. 
DAY FIVE: 
  • My relationship with a personal and loving God. 
  • His Redemption & Grace.
  • The ocean. All of them. The magic that lies on the horizon always captivates me. 
  • My health. 
  • and lastly, I'm most grateful for all the little wonders in this beautiful world. 





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