Thankful Thursday: Thankful For All I’ve Got

 

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I, like many of you, have tried to make sense of the horrible event that occurred in Boston this week, and I have been completely unsuccessful.  I just shake my head and wipe the wet from my whiskers.  How can such a beautiful day turn out so horribly for so many?

So, even though this is a shorter post than normal, I am thankful today.  I am thankful that when my Dad and Mom leave the house for a while that they come back to me safe and sound, and oh so happy to see all of us.  I am thankful for the time I get to spend just being family.  My heart cries for those who can no longer enjoy these simple pleasures.  I am thankful for all that I’ve got and that I get to keep it for a while longer.

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Adan & Lego
10 years ago

You are so right Brain.
Even so, we are also thankful for everything as well.
If everyone knows about thankful,
there will be always peace on earth.

Hilary
10 years ago

Brian, you have a lot to be thankful about… we all do. Unfortunately, sometimes it takes a tragedy for us to realize it….

i just found out one of the girls on my team at work was there… Her husband ran and she was a few blocks away with her kids….

Whisppy
10 years ago

It makes us very upset that one mad person has changed the life of so many innocent people. Why can’t people just accept others have just as much right to live on this planet in peace as they do?

Marg
10 years ago

Well said Brian. We feel the same way. We are so thankful to have our Person here and to come home everytime she goes out for awhile. Hope all of you have a great day.

Hannah and Lucy
10 years ago

We were so upset to see terror of the people at the Boston marathon – there are some very evil people about. We hope they catch him, lock him up and throw away the key.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx

Fur Everywhere
10 years ago

We cannot figure out why such awful things happen either, Brian. It makes us and mommy sad. It also reminds us to be thankful for every day that we get to spend together, loving one another. We hope for many more days like this for all of our friends.

Ann Paws
10 years ago

Very well said Brian. We are also thankful for the same things.

Laila and Minchie
10 years ago

Very well said, Brian. We all have a lot to be thankful for.

Lucy the Cat
10 years ago

Brian, you look so thoughtful. What happened in Boston was so terrible and sad. You’re right that there are so many things to be thankful for. Although I’m struggling greatly with the loss of Lucy, I’m thankful for Simba and Annie and our home and our many blessings. Thanks for this reminder.

Sparkle
10 years ago

Yes, we are very fortunate, Brian, and I think about that every day.

mariodacat
10 years ago

Great post pal.. We do have a lot to be thankful don’t we.

da tabbies o trout towne
da tabbies o trout towne
10 years ago

dood…this post rocks…..

Angel and Kirby
10 years ago

The acts in Boston were a tragedy created by evil people on purpose!. The small town of West, Texas was partially destroyed by people trying to make a living. A fertilizer plant exploded late yesterday evening. We are not close to it, but people south of us felt the concussion!

Marilia
10 years ago

Great words Brian!!!!
Kisses on your nose!

Gin and Bailey
Gin and Bailey
10 years ago

Thanks, Brian…thankfulness is contagious. Our hearts go out to those affected in Boston who just came to enjoy the day with their families…so tragic. Made us more grateful for each other….woof woof from Bailey!

Fuzzy Tales
10 years ago

Wonderful post, Brian.

We really do have to be thankful every day, because reality is that tragedy of one sort or another can strike at any time.

All the more reason to spend time with those we love and let them know how much they mean to us!

Madi and Mom
10 years ago

Brian your wisdom and heartfelt words have touched our hearts too.

None of us knows what a day will bring…we must love each other to bits every moment we are together.
Lots of hugs Madi your BFFF

Katie Isabella
Katie Isabella
10 years ago

Your post was wonderful and went strait to my heart and mommy’s too. We are grateful to have one another and that our lives have been blessed. And we are grateful for having furriends like you and the rest of the CB to depend on. Xxxooo

Cathy Keisha
10 years ago

Amen Brother! We were all glad that Pop wasn’t in NYC that day since they were at High Alert also. I’m kinda P.O.ed that even after my Blog the Change, those nitwits STILL voted against background checks and assault rifles. I’m thankful I’m a cat.

Sue Brandes
Sue Brandes
10 years ago

Wonderful post Brian. I agree with you.

the Cat Street Boyz
10 years ago

You are so right Brian…..we have family on Cape Cod so we had to check to see if they went to the race…they didn’t but their friends were in the race, 2013 has not started out well……………

Random Felines
10 years ago

those are great things to be thankful for – and a good reminder to all of us

Romance Puppy
10 years ago

Our hearts go out to those impacted by such senseless violence.

Hugs,

CATachresis
10 years ago

You are a sweet boy, Brian xx

Pat Hatt
10 years ago

Very wise indeed, here at your feed. Thankful as well, all return where we dwell.

Diane@BibliophilebytheSea
Diane@BibliophilebytheSea
10 years ago

Very sad indeed, just when we begin to feel a little more secure. We live about 90 minutes from Boston, and this marathon is such a big deal to so many. The perfect way to celebrate time in the city with family and friends and now this.

Janet@TheCatOnMyHead
10 years ago

Brian, you are a very astute cat. We all should be thankful to be safe and sound with our families. With not only the continued threat of terrorism but also these horrendous occurrences perpetrated by our own citizens, we never know when any one of us might be caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. We must stay grateful everyday. Purrs and hugs, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Josettte

Penelope
10 years ago

Brian, what a profound and wonderful post! Me is thankful that me is a cat and us cats, though wes may fight, does not try to blows each other up!
Kisses
nellie

Marks Mews
10 years ago

We are so sad about the sad thing that SOME BEINs did in Boston. We know they dint have cats cuz no Bein around cats would ever be that mean. We hope…

siku marie
10 years ago

And we are thankful for wonderful friends like you who remind us to be thankful for our families and those we love and the safety of our homes. Like you, the WDA does not understand the “why” of such a hateful, cowardly act but we grieve for all the loss and pain inflicted.

speedyrabbit
10 years ago

Me too!you are so right,xx Speedy

Molly The Wally
10 years ago

Brian Sunday, London will be out in support of Boston as it is our marathon. What a dreadful week for America. We pray for all those involved in Boston and Waco. Take care.
Best wishes Molly

Rumbles
Rumbles
10 years ago

Oh Brian, what a touching message. We really are lucky that our humans come back to us, and I hope that never ever changes for any of us.

emma
10 years ago

Very true, we are happy for a wonderful home and all the love we have 🙂

Catherine
10 years ago

We always have to try and focus on the stuff to be thankful for in times like these.
xo Catherine

Caren Gittleman
10 years ago

Brian, this was so beautifully stated and we couldn’t agree more “My heart cries for those who can no longer enjoy these simple pleasures. I am thankful for all that I’ve got and that I get to keep it for a while longer.”

xoxoxo

MyThreeMoggies
10 years ago

We agree Brian x