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Gratefulness vs. Unthankfulness Discussed by General Services Office, July 28, 2003
Letting others know by my words and actions how they have benefited my life
Rewards of GratefulnessJoyDiscouragement is the consequence of overlooking or forgetting the many ways others have benefited our lives FriendshipGenuine love is built on a mutual understanding of our need for and appreciation of others.
Gratefulness in the home includes: *Doing menial tasks for family members so they do not have to do these tasks themselves *Parents often telling their children that they believe in them and are glad they are part of their lives *Saying "thank you" for the meal a parent worked to prepare *Remembering and planning for each other's birthdays in order to make that one feel appreciated and loved *Showing appreciation by doing things that are important to one another
The Porcupine
The porcupine is a passive animal that means no harm to other creatures in the forest. However, it is equipped with a very effective defense system, without which it would not survive. Young porcupines, called porcupettes, learn to use their 33,000 needle-like quills to protect themselves. The porcupine has very poor eyesight but is content with its extra-special abilities. |
Character Traits
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"Gratitude is the memory of the heart ."
-Jean Baptiste Massieu |
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I will…
* show my parents and teachers that I appreciate them
* write "thank you" notes
* take care of my things
* be content with what I have
* count my benefits rather than my burdens |
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