Food, family, teachers, animals…these are the things (and beings) I am thankful for.

It’s easy to get caught up in all the delicious food that Thanksgiving dinner generally brings to the table–the stuffing, roasted sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie (mmm!). But I should not take all this food for granted.

We have all this great food because of farmers and the soil around us, and the food wouldn’t be as great without sharing it with loved ones.

What people or animals are you most thankful for? Where did the food come from that sustains your life?

Back in September, I read all your fascinating six-word memoirs, and it showed how passionate and creative Care2 members are. Please implore your creativity one more time and tell us what you are most thankful for–in four words. (We’re not sticklers here. It’s okay if you go over!)

Whether you’re celebrating Thanksgiving or celebrating life, don’t forget this season to focus on all you are grateful for–and if you can, do something to show your appreciation!

What are your four words of gratitude? Please share them below in the comment field, and then with friends and family next time you gather.

The statement above is from the article but I am passing it on too. What are your 4 words of gratitude?

It is easy & hard all at the same time. Of course I want to say family, friends, health, love... things like that.....but...I am: Thankful to be alive. Especially with the losses of loved ones! Thankful to be healthy. Thankful for weight lifting, . There is so much we can say.....

If you can walk, if you can move, USE IT! Instead of moaning & groaning about that workout, be glad you can do it when others can't due to injury or disease.