Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Thanksgiving offers us many ways to have silly fun with the And Then Some philosophy. Indulgence in all kinds food from the standard turkey and stuffing, all the way to grandma's mince meat pie. Indulgence in the surroundings of family, friends, and children running around our feet. Indulgence in sports with plenty of football and basketball to consume as we fall away into a comatose state.Is this And Then Some? Yes, it's Thanksgiving. A day where And Then Some everything is not only assumed, but expected. Whether it is food, family, friends, sports, one of these, or all of them... eat, hug someone, and smile because on Thanksgiving, everything is about And Then Some fun!
And Then Some Saturday Essay - November 24, 2007
An attitude of gratitude And Then Some
by Richard L. Weaver II
Excerpt:
Whether it is Thanksgiving or any other time during the year, there are obstacles to obtaining a life of gratitude. The advantages of gratefulness, however, should make it worthwhile to put the strategies for promoting an attitude of gratitude into immediate use. These strategies will provide an attitude of gratitude And Then Some.
And Then Some - see you Saturday!
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