You are blessed because...

Just a quickie, but the title says it all.

My main objective of this post, is to spread the message, and make people feel better when they're feeling down in the dumps. This is what is known as: "Common decency"

 
To all of my readers out there...

  • You are blessed because... You have a loving family.
  • You are blessed because... You have a roof under your head.
  • You are blessed because... You have friends that look out for you.
  • You are blessed because... You have education.
  • You are blessed because... You have food and drink.
  • You are blessed because... You can achieve anything you want.
  • You are blessed because... You have feelings.
  • You are blessed because... You are a human being.
  • You are blessed because... You have clothes to wear.
  • You are blessed because... You have entertainment around you.
  • You are blessed because... You have many places to visit.
  • You are blessed because... You are able to make decisions in your life.
  • You are blessed because... You can NEVER be too old to do something.
  • You are blessed because... You realise that happiness is your top priority.
  • You are blessed because... You have so much talent.
  • You are blessed because... You are kept healthy and well by the NHS worldwide.


I hope this post will bring a ray of sunshine to everyone's day and I shall see you all very soon!💞 


Comments

  1. LyndaMay 18, 2021 at 12:25 PM

    Beautiful sentiment Lauren 💖 I'm blessed because I have the best granddaughter in the world - who I am going to see on Thursday 💖
    Lynda (Nan)

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  2. UnknownMay 21, 2021 at 5:55 PM

    Absolutely! What a lovely post Lauren ❤👍 the blessed things in life are free. Cherish thoughts like this ❤ Mum

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