Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Gratitude

5 comments:

  1. I'm glad you modeled your gratitude post after March Ensign's article on expressing gratitude. I wanted to cry after reading that touching story. Too bad I'm too manly to cry, ever.

    That article actually motivated me to call my stepmother (haven't in a long time) and express gratitude to her for the good memories we had in the past.

    Thanks for the reminder!

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  2. I liked this one. Those President Monson quotes are so good, he must be a prophet or something. I liked your thought at the end: Let us take time to write a letter of gratitude. Thats cool to take time out of our schedules to just thank someone.

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  3. Ooh, I like the quote about thanks being the greatest of virtues. It's nice to think you can earn one of life's greatest virtues, by merely saying two words.

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  4. Great quotes Liz. I agree that being grateful really is a commandment that we, as possessors of the full light of the gospel have the obligation to be joyful about. Gratitude really is so important.

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  5. What you said made me think about it from the opposite perspective. I am, obviously, super focused on perspective this week.

    I know what it feels like to be on the receiving end of those letters, notes, and words of gratitude and it really does make a difference.
    I like to think of those times when I have been thanked and remember that when I write a letter of gratitude to someone else, I'm giving them the same feeling that I had. A really good feeling.

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