The top 100.

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Snow
A stable job
Family
Nature/Yosemite
Colour
Memories
Friends-near and far
Sledding
Laughter
Hope/promise of a future with God
Dirt bikes
Playing with the boys
The God connection-having friends world wide
Skype
Learning new things
Rachel V.
Andreak.
Memories of my Grandma
Tall socks
Books
French
Spanish
Rosetta Stone
Cameras
Costumes
Swahili
Camp (Summer & Winter)
Vegan food
Sneaky vegan food
Paulette and her nice teaching skills
Candles
Scarves
Mittens
Tea
Texas pride
Heaven
Giant Down Blankets
Music
Photos
Trips
Friends visiting
Psalms
Love
Hope of Love
Sweaters
Christmas
Snow (again :)
Choices
Flowers
Hot Tubs
Home-made Pop-tarts
Cooking with friends
Fatty Mariposa Trees
Slippers
Diversity
Camping out
Camp fires
Umachas to sleep in at Indian Camp
Contentedness
Trains
Stick-shift automobiles
Games with family and friends
Uno
Battleship
Sunlight
Moonlight
Night hikes
Snow paths
Stars
Dresses
North Face gear
Smartwool
Boots
Beaches
No electricity
Mi Hermano
Dancing
Butterflies
Real giggles
Narnia books
Reading by a fire
A real kitchen
A real living room
A place to sleep (my own square)
Moon shoes -the kind with the giant rubber bands
Rock climbing
Wild bears
Hiking
Great Adventures
Ghost Towns
Soup
Thanksgiving


What would you add?

Comments

Experience: part of a balanced life said…
lol,
a friend and i were talking on thanksgiving about stocks. how if we all would have invested in google along time ago... we would have alot of money. so he said. 'there has to be something else... we have to figure it out"
so i said
"moonshoes"

i love that you are thankful for them.
ps
get some stocks now!!!
November 27, 2010 at 5:42 AM
Andrea said…
I like number 17. And lots of other ones too. Good job, thankful Sonya.
November 27, 2010 at 10:37 PM
Rachel V said…
I like #16:)

Same same!
December 2, 2010 at 9:07 AM
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