My Thanksgiving Blessings

ThanksgivingIt’s popular to give thanks this time of year. I’m thankful for the basics—God, country, and my health. I’m especially happy for family—a husband who’s put up with me for almost twenty married years. I give thanks for two wonderful children and two wonderful stepchildren, who have given us a total of TEN grandchildren, all boys except for one beautiful princess.

Now down to details. I am grateful for all my writing buddies—many of whom have been by my side for many years. Without you, I wouldn’t be able to talk writing romance, plotting, and character development. You “get” me more than most.

I’m glad I can continue to participate in my passion—riding American Saddlebred horses. Even at my age, I learn something new every week. I’m thankful my daughter shares my passion and that maybe the princess will continue her love of horses too. Now to win the lottery so we can buy a horse for all three of us.

I’m thankful for those things that sustain me daily. My house is paid for, and I have money in retirement. I’m pleased with my pets—two dogs and one cats. I’m glad I can afford all these animals. They bring me joy along with  aggravation.

Through all the ups and downs of my life, I’m grateful for surviving and growing as a person. I hope I’m able to transfer what I’ve learned into my writing.

And finally, I’m thankful for my readers—those who spend money on my books and/or review my books and sign up for my newsletter.

Happy Thanksgiving to all of you. May your life be filled with blessings.

1 thought on “My Thanksgiving Blessings”

  1. I love your storytelling, Jan. and will continue to get your books and devour them during previous “me” time. I adore my Maggie as she keeps me on my toes while comforting me when she senses I’m sad (still miss my hubby, especially at holiday time) and we love snuggling together at night. That’s why I pay horrific prices here in Napa for monthly grooming! 😂. I’m blessed to be near my daughter and grandchildren here and have “just enough” to live on. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!

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