http://www.lieslnet.com/blog/2007/03/28/the-gratitude-files-the-importance-of-being-grateful/ Your Personal Development WebSite Tue, 06 Jan 2009 10:11:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.lieslnet.com/blog/2007/03/28/the-gratitude-files-the-importance-of-being-grateful/#comment-1306 bob Sun, 21 Dec 2008 07:08:04 +0000 http://www.lieslnet.com/blog/2007/03/28/the-gratitude-files-the-importance-of-being-grateful/#comment-1306 This page needs serious re-write... I can read it all but some of the words don't make sense because there are words left out or HOW TO SAY SOMETHING is not working. This page needs serious re-write… I can read it all but some of the words don’t make sense because there are words left out or HOW TO SAY SOMETHING is not working.

]]> http://www.lieslnet.com/blog/2007/03/28/the-gratitude-files-the-importance-of-being-grateful/#comment-1304 Joel Abella Sun, 16 Nov 2008 08:46:56 +0000 http://www.lieslnet.com/blog/2007/03/28/the-gratitude-files-the-importance-of-being-grateful/#comment-1304 "hhhmmm...where to begin? I for one am very grateful everyday of my life eversince that fateful sunday of spring 8 years ago on highway 9 where i was thrown 15 feet away, 10 feet high in the air, at 40 MPH due to a High speed motorcycle head-on collision crash. I was air lifted by Medivac to Stanford Hospital that very day...only to found out that i just got away with a broken right rib & a broken collar bone; that was it! Since then i became more appreciative & thankful for life's everyday blessings be it good or ill. learned not to complain for the very minor inconveniences and learn to say thank you to anyone who gives me a break. It also just dawned on me that when i put it on perspective, this is my 2nd life that i am living. And as far as i know, not a lot of people do ever get a 2nd chance at life so i'm counting my lucky stars & The BIG GUY up above for this!" “hhhmmm…where to begin? I for one am very grateful everyday of my life eversince that fateful sunday of spring 8 years ago on highway 9 where i was thrown 15 feet away, 10 feet high in the air, at 40 MPH due to a High speed motorcycle head-on collision crash. I was air lifted by Medivac to Stanford Hospital that very day…only to found out that i just got away with a broken right rib & a broken collar bone; that was it! Since then i became more appreciative & thankful for life’s everyday blessings be it good or ill. learned not to complain for the very minor inconveniences and learn to say thank you to anyone who gives me a break. It also just dawned on me that when i put it on perspective, this is my 2nd life that i am living. And as far as i know, not a lot of people do ever get a 2nd chance at life so i’m counting my lucky stars & The BIG GUY up above for this!”

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