“We don’t need more to be thankful for, we just need to be more thankful.” Carlos Castaneda “Take as a gift whatever the day brings forth.” Horace Introduction: The title of this blog post says it all. At the age of 66 years old, I stand before you thinking I need to be more thankful. Really? Yes, many deserve my gratitude ... read more
Source: Frank Church – Journey wIth Parkinson’sPublished on 2019-12-20By Frank Church
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