- My mom and samuperima taking me to chennai when I was little. It shaped my faith by seeing my brothers.
- My Sharmila. She has integrity, is loving, patient and is a kind soul.
- Legs that work. Because I love to run.
- My graduations B.Sc (CS) and MS(IT)where ever I can have a secure job or business.
- Health.
- My healthy teeth.
- Running water. Bathing and brushing my teeth are good things.
- My dads sobriety. I'm so proud of him.
- Being able to stay home with my family.
- Being recovered from disordered eating and sleeping.
- Not knowing my purpose on this earth. I am waiting eagerly to know.
- My Krithi. I knew she was cute and lovable.
- My friends sruthi, pooja, adarsh and arthi.
- My old friend cheating on me. It made me find my self esteem.
- Mr.Google.
- My relationship with drugs. I learned to say goodbye to oleanz+.
- Living in Pollachi, the most beautiful town in the world. (In my humble opinion).
- My first Love.
- Having reliable transportation.
- Coffee with anu my favorite TV show.
- Music. I am so moved by music.
- Day dreaming. It's so worth it.
- Singing when I am alone with my music box.
- Having the guts to stand up for what I believe in.
- Being literate. Thank you mom, dad and teachers for teaching me to read.
- Razors. Because keeping always three days growth of beard.
- Brownies, chocolate chip cookies and cake.
- Being able to spend time with children's.
- The clothes in my basket. Sometimes I think I have nothing to wear. I have plenty.
- My knowledge in computers. It made me realize I wasn't meant to work in the industry.
- My business. I learned so many things and it shaped me today.
- My sisters.
- The Internet.
- My dad teaching me the importance of a family men.
- Che Guevara my favorite leader.
- My Schools & Colleges.
- My right to free speech.
- My mom teaching me how to be honest.
- Soldiers who fight for nations.
- Shoes. Like the clothes, I have plenty.
- The window in my room.
- Our home. Sometimes I wish I had more counter space, but we have enough.
- Volunteering for helping others.
- Online support groups.
- Hand-me-downs for orphanage kids.
- My Samsung Corby.
- Recycling.
- Facebook. I've reunited with so many important people that I'd lost touch with. And met new ones.
- The beach.
- My sense of humor.
- My blog. I am so, so grateful to be able to write when I am depressed.
- My physical health.
- My mental health and stability.
- Living in a hygienic environment. Sounds strange, but a lot of people don't have this.
- Modern medicine.
- Anipra in my life.
- Entertainment options. I should never be bored.
- Coffee.
- Believing in the importance of personal growth and development.
- The people who will be my clients this year. I don't know who they are yet :)
- People that read and comment on my blog. It helps to keep me motivated to keep writing.
- My Google Valet Store employees.
- All the jobs I have had. I've learned so much.
- My values and core beliefs. Knowing them means I can honor them.
- Being able to be stay calm.
- Getting to snuggle with dreams in bed in the morning, watching Sakthi Gardens(my apt).
- Having multiple vision.
- Having a fridge and cupboards full of food.
- My Bike.
- This economy. It's made me realize how much we have.
- Connecting with incredible people. Human contact.
- My room cause I lives in it.
- Not having to take medication anymore for anxiety disorder.
- My therapist.
- Rajini Kanth he is my role model.
- My six chiti's.
- The fact that I chose my own happiness.
- Eating dinner as a family.
- Service to others. Giving back.
- A comfortable, warm bed.
- Clean air.
- Being brave enough to stand up against "the bad guys".
- Having a choice.
- My education. Eternally grateful for that.
- Student loans. They suck sometimes, but without them, they couldn't have gone to college.
- Writer Sujatha my favorite author.
- Bubble baths.
- My self esteem.
- Rajini Kanth movies and songs.
- Admitting I'm can be perfect and doing the best I can.
- Learning to be myself with ease.
- Laughter.
- My family's good health.
- Access to fresh fruits and vegetables.
- The ability to learn.
- The right to vote.
- Forgiveness.
- Alone
- The fact that I was born in this amazing free country.
- My life.
100 things I'm grateful for...
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3 comments:
really your are mindblowing
I admire u da mama
Thala superb thala na unoda meme vachuthan inga otitu iruken
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