Thursday 13 #7 — Thankful for God’s Comforts
Posted by infinitygoods on November 21, 2007
Happy Thanksgiving To All!!!
Thank you for coming back to Thursday Thirteen. On this day of giving thanks I let you know about 13 things I am thankful God gave us and which comfort my spirit and soul. You’ll notice a major theme with water. All photos from Flickr’s public files.
Lakes 
Beaches 
The smell of a redwood forest 
Rain taping on a window or on my face 
Birds singing 
Cuddling up in a comfy chair with a warm blanket and a great book next to a fire while the rain taps its music on the window pane 
Hot tea 
The sun creating rainbows through a church’s stained glass windows 
Early morning fresh air 
Being perfectly still and quiet, watching nature unnoticed 
A brook or small cascade gurgling 
The cool softness of moss 
Morning dew
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