- The Internet. The single greatest invention of our time, I say.
- My pit-bull mix, Jeely. For teaching me that saying "never" most of the time doesn't work.
- My circle of friends. You people rock.
- Being alive. When asked what the most surprising thing about my heart transplant experience was, I always respond "that I made it out alive." No joke. It was tough. I am incredibly grateful, even now, to be alive.
- iTunes. How did I organize my music before? And talk about instant gratification.
- Really good design
- Noise cancelling headphones
- My new-to-me car and the friends that sold it to me.
- The fact that I can dispose of my old dead car easily and free just by donating it.
- Adobe products - most especially Illustrator, InDesign and Photoshop
- A fantabulous husband who is also my best friend
- My crackberry (I'd be lying if it wasn't there!)
- Having a challenging and fulfilling job
- Legend of Zelda series and Rock Band for keeping me off the streets
- My mom and dad for being my inspirations
- Caramel macchiato lattes
- An affordable warm house
- My former low sodium diet for getting me off my butt and into the kitchen
- Digital cameras
- Almost everything that comes off a pig
- Sleeping
- Food that is so good you want to cry
- That I can leave my job at work so I have plenty of time for playing
- Treadmills (and that I can use them at ridiculously high inclines)
- Movies that make me laugh and that have no blood splatters
- People demonstrating kindness
- Google. Oh Google and your assorted and sundry products, I love thee.
- Wireless internet and the fact that I can get wireless internet/VoIP on my crackberry
- My incredible sister
- Color
- Living on the plains but only 20 minutes from spectacular mountains
- The possibility that a public option might actually happen (no more pre-existing conditions! no more lifetime cap!)
- A husband who is a computer genius
- Sweatpants
- Blogs
- My cats even though they never leave the laundry room any more
- A husband who makes wonderful lattes so we can occasionally save a couple of bucks
- Ready to assemble furniture until such time we decide that's where we want to spend our money
- Danskos
- Digital cameras for giving me something to scrapbook
- Art museums
- The Lord of the Rings books and movies
- Tivo. How did we live without this?
- Hulu. For when I forget to set my Tivo.
- Dishwashers
- My choirs for giving me a voice and not just for singing
- My night-owl genes because I love being the keeper of this legacy
- My new(ish) heart and the individual who said yes to being a donor
- God
Happy Thanksgiving!
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