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I am so GRATEFUL!

Hey friends! I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving and ate lots of carbs!! Ha ha I have been thinking about what I have been grateful for, and there are so many things! This year has brought so many wonderful things to me! So if you don't mind, I am going to give you a very long list of things that I am grateful for!

- My job! I love my job and all of my co-workers at South Jordan Fitness and Aquatics. I know a lot of you can say this but I am pretty sure my co-workers are the best of them all! To all of our inside joke, secrets we keep, to when we have each other's back in all things. I am so lucky to have the job I have, I look forward to it every time I work, not only to get hours but because of the friendships I have made and will continue to make. So to all my lovely co-workers, here is a shout out to you... Cierra Bell and the plans we make and the stories we tell, Corinne Cowdell and her willingness to do things, Emary Knudsen and her happy attitude, Sierra Nielson and all of her stories, Michael Glissmeyer and our James Bond jokes...007, and Michael Moore and his awesome attitude toward things and inside jokes! I am going to be so sad when we are not working together. Everyone who I didn't mention (there are a lot) thanks for making my job easy and fun to come to!

-My family! I know I say this a lot, but my family is the best ever! We are growing so big and the love we share for each other is amazing! We are always together and building our relationship tight! Having parents teach us how to be close and love without end has been the biggest blessing. My parents are so in love with each other and they make me excited to start my own family. They are the best examples to me and to know that we are an eternal family is incredible! I love being an aunt, a sister, a cousin, a daughter, a twin, a granddaughter a sister-in-law,  and a niece. It is such a blessing that I have so many roles and each one of them is important! I love my family!

-My education. I am so happy that I found a major that fits my needs and wants! I am so excited to be done and practice what I know! Yay for health education majors!
-My religion! I am a proud member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. I know it! I live it! I love it! I am so lucky to have the knowledge of this gospel. I have never been so happy to know all of the things I do.
-Temples
-Shoes (all of my 47 pairs)
-Gum
-Toothpaste
-ZUMBA!!!!!
-A healthy and strong body

-My bed
-Cuddling
-Friends! I have so many friends and they are all so great! I have made so many memories this past year, I would not trade a single one of them. I love that I am young and can make my own decisions to help my life become better. I also love that I have friends everywhere! Yay for friends... and a shout out to all of you!!!
-My best friend, Cierra Larsen! We tell each other everything and I love how we laugh and laugh and then cry together. Life would not be the same without her. Here is to nine years and counting!

 

-My laptop-
-My phone
-Jackets
-Layered clothes
-Hot chocolate!!!
-Random moments
-Things that bring me joy... there are a lot of these!
-String cheese
-Awkward moments
-Facebook
-Nail polish.... I know I am a girly girl and love having my nails painted
-Slippers
-Contacts! I don't really like my glasses, so having contacts is da bomb!
- Brookynn Olivia Terry and Kenton Topher Cunningham ( Niece and Nephew) They bring so much joy and happiness to my life!

-Disney movies
-Water
-Running shoes
-Bright colors
-Light
-Life! I am lucky to be living in today's time and I am so fortunate to be blessed with all the things that come with it!
I could go on and on, but I am so grateful for so many things. I feel like the luckiest person alive to have all of these awesome things happen! So friends... GO FORTH AND DO... BE GRATEFUL IN ALL THINGS! Have a Happy Thanksgiving! Gobble Gobble!

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