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✮ Give Thanks ✮ 

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Be grateful for today, tomorrow is not promised.

#Gratitude #LiveInTheMoment #BeGrateful #TodayMatters #Mindfulness #CountYourBlessings #PresentMoment #Quotes #ShareInspireQuotes

Be grateful for today, tomorrow is not promised.

#Gratitude #LiveInTheMoment #BeGrateful #TodayMatters #Mindfulness #CountYourBlessings #PresentMoment #Quotes #ShareInspireQuotes

✮ Blinker ✮

We spend so much time blinking and looking away,
we blink so much that we don’t realize our fuse is alight.
A turn of the dial,
into another scene,
never rooted in the moment,
as transient as everything mortal.
We blink, to erase the unpleasant,
we blink, to jump forward,
coil our bodies around rest,
wrap paychecks inside our hands,
so, we can blink a little more.
We skip and jump out of the day,
when tomorrow is worse than today,
we blink it away,
as if we have unlimited blinks,
and soon enough we’ll hit a wall
and wish we could have kept our eyes open
more frequently.

Here today; gone tomorrow, never take anything for granted.

When complaining about long walks, someone is dreaming of having such luxury. Walks that people take for granted mean everything to someone else who is bound by a condition that prevents them from doing so. They could be bedridden; they could be hiding in fear in a war zone; they could be impeded by physical conditions that limit them.

You complain about tidying up. It’s because you have a home. You stress out over traffic. It’s because you have a car. You can’t deal with the noise. You have a family. Someone out there wants what you have but can only dream of it.

When frowning in dissatisfaction over a prepared meal, think about that person who took time and poured every ounce of their heart, hoping to bring you happiness. Think.

Be grateful that you are in school; not everyone is afforded such an opportunity. Not as a promise to secure a job, but to learn. Bitterness often comes from discounting what people already have. Contentment, as they say, is the key to happiness. Dream, but be forgiving. If it’s yours, it will come to fruition. If not, steady your heart and live with what you have.

Never neglect people or things that add, give, and bring value to your life. Blessed are those who can’t count how many people they love with their fingers. If you do, you’re already rich. Hurray! You will have someone to turn to.

At the end of the day, when all that you take for granted is gone, what will be left of you?

Copyright © Erwinism. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations used in critical reviews or scholarly work. This work is protected under international copyright laws. Unauthorized use or reproduction of this material is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.

Live it Up!

✮ Blinker ✮

We spend so much time blinking and looking away,
we blink so much that we don’t realize our fuse is alight.
A turn of the dial,
into another scene,
never rooted in the moment,
as transient as everything mortal.
We blink, to erase the unpleasant,
we blink, to jump forward,
coil our bodies around rest,
wrap paychecks inside our hands,
so, we can blink a little more.
We skip and jump out of the day,
when tomorrow is worse than today,
we blink it away,
as if we have unlimited blinks,
and soon enough we’ll hit a wall
and wish we could have kept our eyes open
more frequently.

Here today; gone tomorrow, never take anything for granted.

When complaining about long walks, someone is dreaming of having such luxury. Walks that people take for granted mean everything to someone else who is bound by a condition that prevents them from doing so. They could be bedridden; they could be hiding in fear in a war zone; they could be impeded by physical conditions that limit them.

You complain about tidying up. It’s because you have a home. You stress out over traffic. It’s because you have a car. You can’t deal with the noise. You have a family. Someone out there wants what you have but can only dream of it.

When frowning in dissatisfaction over a prepared meal, think about that person who took time and poured every ounce of their heart, hoping to bring you happiness. Think.

Be grateful that you are in school; not everyone is afforded such an opportunity. Not as a promise to secure a job, but to learn. Bitterness often comes from discounting what people already have. Contentment, as they say, is the key to happiness. Dream, but be forgiving. If it’s yours, it will come to fruition. If not, steady your heart and live with what you have.

Never neglect people or things that add, give, and bring value to your life. Blessed are those who can’t count how many people they love with their fingers. If you do, you’re already rich. Hurray! You will have someone to turn to.

At the end of the day, when all that you take for granted is gone, what will be left of you?

Copyright © Erwinism. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations used in critical reviews or scholarly work. This work is protected under international copyright laws. Unauthorized use or reproduction of this material is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.

Live it Up!

✮ Blinker ✮

We spend so much time blinking and looking away,
we blink so much that we don’t realize our fuse is alight.
A turn of the dial,
into another scene,
never rooted in the moment,
as transient as everything mortal.
We blink, to erase the unpleasant,
we blink, to jump forward,
coil our bodies around rest,
wrap paychecks inside our hands,
so, we can blink a little more.
We skip and jump out of the day,
when tomorrow is worse than today,
we blink it away,
as if we have unlimited blinks,
and soon enough we’ll hit a wall
and wish we could have kept our eyes open
more frequently.

Here today; gone tomorrow, never take anything for granted.

When complaining about long walks, someone is dreaming of having such luxury. Walks that people take for granted mean everything to someone else who is bound by a condition that prevents them from doing so. They could be bedridden; they could be hiding in fear in a war zone; they could be impeded by physical conditions that limit them.

You complain about tidying up. It’s because you have a home. You stress out over traffic. It’s because you have a car. You can’t deal with the noise. You have a family. Someone out there wants what you have but can only dream of it.

When frowning in dissatisfaction over a prepared meal, think about that person who took time and poured every ounce of their heart, hoping to bring you happiness. Think.

Be grateful that you are in school; not everyone is afforded such an opportunity. Not as a promise to secure a job, but to learn. Bitterness often comes from discounting what people already have. Contentment, as they say, is the key to happiness. Dream, but be forgiving. If it’s yours, it will come to fruition. If not, steady your heart and live with what you have.

Never neglect people or things that add, give, and bring value to your life. Blessed are those who can’t count how many people they love with their fingers. If you do, you’re already rich. Hurray! You will have someone to turn to.

At the end of the day, when all that you take for granted is gone, what will be left of you?

Copyright © Erwinism. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations used in critical reviews or scholarly work. This work is protected under international copyright laws. Unauthorized use or reproduction of this material is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.

Live it Up!

✮ Blinker ✮

We spend so much time blinking and looking away,
we blink so much that we don’t realize our fuse is alight.
A turn of the dial,
into another scene,
never rooted in the moment,
as transient as everything mortal.
We blink, to erase the unpleasant,
we blink, to jump forward,
coil our bodies around rest,
wrap paychecks inside our hands,
so, we can blink a little more.
We skip and jump out of the day,
when tomorrow is worse than today,
we blink it away,
as if we have unlimited blinks,
and soon enough we’ll hit a wall
and wish we could have kept our eyes open
more frequently.

Here today; gone tomorrow, never take anything for granted.

When complaining about long walks, someone is dreaming of having such luxury. Walks that people take for granted mean everything to someone else who is bound by a condition that prevents them from doing so. They could be bedridden; they could be hiding in fear in a war zone; they could be impeded by physical conditions that limit them.

You complain about tidying up. It’s because you have a home. You stress out over traffic. It’s because you have a car. You can’t deal with the noise. You have a family. Someone out there wants what you have but can only dream of it.

When frowning in dissatisfaction over a prepared meal, think about that person who took time and poured every ounce of their heart, hoping to bring you happiness. Think.

Be grateful that you are in school; not everyone is afforded such an opportunity. Not as a promise to secure a job, but to learn. Bitterness often comes from discounting what people already have. Contentment, as they say, is the key to happiness. Dream, but be forgiving. If it’s yours, it will come to fruition. If not, steady your heart and live with what you have.

Never neglect people or things that add, give, and bring value to your life. Blessed are those who can’t count how many people they love with their fingers. If you do, you’re already rich. Hurray! You will have someone to turn to.

At the end of the day, when all that you take for granted is gone, what will be left of you?

Copyright © Erwinism. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations used in critical reviews or scholarly work. This work is protected under international copyright laws. Unauthorized use or reproduction of this material is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.

Live it Up!

✮ Blinker ✮

We spend so much time blinking and looking away,
we blink so much that we don’t realize our fuse is alight.
A turn of the dial,
into another scene,
never rooted in the moment,
as transient as everything mortal.
We blink, to erase the unpleasant,
we blink, to jump forward,
coil our bodies around rest,
wrap paychecks inside our hands,
so, we can blink a little more.
We skip and jump out of the day,
when tomorrow is worse than today,
we blink it away,
as if we have unlimited blinks,
and soon enough we’ll hit a wall
and wish we could have kept our eyes open
more frequently.

Here today; gone tomorrow, never take anything for granted.

When complaining about long walks, someone is dreaming of having such luxury. Walks that people take for granted mean everything to someone else who is bound by a condition that prevents them from doing so. They could be bedridden; they could be hiding in fear in a war zone; they could be impeded by physical conditions that limit them.

You complain about tidying up. It’s because you have a home. You stress out over traffic. It’s because you have a car. You can’t deal with the noise. You have a family. Someone out there wants what you have but can only dream of it.

When frowning in dissatisfaction over a prepared meal, think about that person who took time and poured every ounce of their heart, hoping to bring you happiness. Think.

Be grateful that you are in school; not everyone is afforded such an opportunity. Not as a promise to secure a job, but to learn. Bitterness often comes from discounting what people already have. Contentment, as they say, is the key to happiness. Dream, but be forgiving. If it’s yours, it will come to fruition. If not, steady your heart and live with what you have.

Never neglect people or things that add, give, and bring value to your life. Blessed are those who can’t count how many people they love with their fingers. If you do, you’re already rich. Hurray! You will have someone to turn to.

At the end of the day, when all that you take for granted is gone, what will be left of you?

Copyright © Erwinism. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations used in critical reviews or scholarly work. This work is protected under international copyright laws. Unauthorized use or reproduction of this material is strictly prohibited and may result in legal action.

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This morning, a sweet friend shared Psalm 92:4, and it perfectly captured what has been on my heart for days.
As I look back on this busy summer, I find myself overwhelmed by God's goodness and faithfulness.

One thought kept returning to me: Don't let your circumstances determine your view of God. Instead, let God determine your view of your circumstances.

I finally sat down and wrote about it this morning. If you have a few minutes to read, I hope it encourages you to pause, look back, and see God's hand in your own story.

Read here: https://un-compromised.blogspot.com/2026/06/godisgood.html

#blogger #Godisgood #TrustGod #countyourblessings

This morning, a sweet friend shared Psalm 92:4, and it perfectly captured what has been on my heart for days.
As I look back on this busy summer, I find myself overwhelmed by God's goodness and faithfulness.

One thought kept returning to me: Don't let your circumstances determine your view of God. Instead, let God determine your view of your circumstances.

I finally sat down and wrote about it this morning. If you have a few minutes to read, I hope it encourages you to pause, look back, and see God's hand in your own story.

Read here: https://un-compromised.blogspot.com/2026/06/godisgood.html

#blogger #Godisgood #TrustGod #countyourblessings

Al een maand bloeit deze cichorei met elke keer weer zulke fantastische bloemen, die ik van het voorjaar op de plantenmarkt als zielig restantje gratis mee kreeg. 😎 #bloomscrolling #genoegisgenoeg #countyourblessings

Al een maand bloeit deze cichorei met elke keer weer zulke fantastische bloemen, die ik van het voorjaar op de plantenmarkt als zielig restantje gratis mee kreeg. 😎 #bloomscrolling #genoegisgenoeg #countyourblessings

Thank you Israir for the unexpected but pleasant surprise on my return flight late last night (even though you were 2 hours behind schedule). I even managed a short nap with my feet up. #travel #countyourblessings

@Hadewych eens! En wat betreft de overlast door #fatbikes, 10 jaar geleden was het hier op de dijk constante herrie door #brommers, daar zijn we grotendeels vanaf. #countyourblessings

Counting your wins changes how you handle your challenges. What are you grateful for today? Let’s talk 👇#LeadershipStartsWithin #PositiveMindset #MindfulLeadership #CountYourBlessings #LifePerspective #EmotionalIntelligence #ProfessionalGrowth
https://medium.com/@mohindroo.sanjay66/when-i-started-counting-my-blessings-my-whole-life-turned-around-willie-nelson-98603c6a83b2

Vandaag is goed: werkafspraak op fijne fietsafstand. Afspraak totaal succes: essentiële ontwerp is nu rond.
Thuis lunch, met wat lekkers (mosterd en tomaat op de boterham kaas! 😋). Zon. Kat. Tuin. Lange lunchpauze.
#countyourblessings

Vandaag is goed: werkafspraak op fijne fietsafstand. Afspraak totaal succes: essentiële ontwerp is nu rond.
Thuis lunch, met wat lekkers (mosterd en tomaat op de boterham kaas! 😋). Zon. Kat. Tuin. Lange lunchpauze.
#countyourblessings

#MikeMuckt #MontagsMucke
#CountYourBlessings
#Mizz & #RabsVhafuwi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMQtQSgJQwg

Wat ene topweek was dit.
Geen gaatjes #tandarts
Af en toe leuke berichtjes via #Discord over en weer met schoondochter wat echt fijn is.
Topdag in 020 en top Bday gehad.
Heerlijk uit lunchen geweest met vriendin
Nieuwe Mini Next gekregen die wel werkt #jeuh
Heerlijk weer en lekker loopje gedaan vandaag.
Verder de hele week lekker gegeten, geslapen en het fijn gehad met mijn lief.
#countyourblessings

Wat ene topweek was dit.
Geen gaatjes #tandarts
Af en toe leuke berichtjes via #Discord over en weer met schoondochter wat echt fijn is.
Topdag in 020 en top Bday gehad.
Heerlijk uit lunchen geweest met vriendin
Nieuwe Mini Next gekregen die wel werkt #jeuh
Heerlijk weer en lekker loopje gedaan vandaag.
Verder de hele week lekker gegeten, geslapen en het fijn gehad met mijn lief.
#countyourblessings

I'm thankful that I can have cardboard

#CountYourBlessings #fabtcg #FleshAndBlood

I'm thankful that I can have cardboard

#CountYourBlessings #fabtcg #FleshAndBlood

@takosix you’re right. I should be thanking him!

#thanksgiving #CountYourBlessings

@takosix you’re right. I should be thanking him!

#thanksgiving #CountYourBlessings

Goedemorgen! Ik ben zo blij dat het kantoor op de Oude Gracht in Utrecht staat. Zoveel meer te zien dan op een industrieterrein naast de snelweg aan de rand van een stad.

#Utrecht #OudeGracht #Herfst #Photography #CountYourBlessings

Goedemorgen! Ik ben zo blij dat het kantoor op de Oude Gracht in Utrecht staat. Zoveel meer te zien dan op een industrieterrein naast de snelweg aan de rand van een stad.

#Utrecht #OudeGracht #Herfst #Photography #CountYourBlessings

Sometimes You Strike Out, Sometimes You Hit a Home Run. But Regardless of the Outcome, Remember to Count Your Blessings Along the Way. #CountYourBlessings #KeepSwinging #HomeRunOrStrikeOut

Sometimes You Strike Out, Sometimes You Hit a Home Run. But Regardless of the Outcome, Remember to Count Your Blessings Along the Way. #CountYourBlessings #KeepSwinging #HomeRunOrStrikeOut

"Be thankful for what you have." 🙏🌟

#Gratitude #CountYourBlessings 😊🌈

@oracle Heureusement que c’est pas l’hiver 😨 #countYourBlessings
Le retour de l’eau chaude est prévu bientôt ?

@fkamiah17 #countYourBlessings

@fkamiah17 #countYourBlessings

@words_moments
Their first album, #CountYourBlessings, is great fun but obviously a bunch of young lads messing around. Though A Lot Like Vegas is probably the best two-minute song ever.
That #Babymetal song was class. That's a crazy Japanese band too. I'd also have to credit #BMTH for getting me into #NovaTwins.

@iuitentuis Leuk is anders. Maar gelukkig heb ik werk dat ik echt leuk vind, en een heleboel hobbies, waarvan een deel ook prima vanaf de bank te doen is. #countyourblessings

It's going to be along winter. Stay safe. Keep it simple. #countyourblessings, #covidchronicle, #tistheseason, #seasonseatings, #tellyourstory View my covid chronicle at: www.covidkitchenchronicle.com