Clearly there are FAR more things to love than to hate so here is the....
"I LOVE LIST"
1. Soup in a bread bowl
2. My electric blanket on my bed in the winter
3. Singing in the car with the windows down on a sunny day to a favorite song
4. BBQs
5. Laying on warm cement after swimming. Lizard time
7. Warm robe after the shower
8. Dancing
9. Feeling in shape
10. Shakes with chunks of your favorite candy or fruit
11. Muddy buddies
12. Massages
13. Bubble baths
14. Fireworks
15. The first kiss
16. Warm chocolate chip cookies
17. Laughing so hard you cry
18. New clothes
19. Cake batter, brownie batter, cookie batter
20. Running, sleeping or swimming at the beach
21. Disneyland
22. Bridal showers
23. Hot tubs
24. Water-Fiji for me!
25. Hawaii
26. Chocolate covered strawberries
27. Snowboarding then eating Chili in the lodge. Driving home with the heater on and a good song.
28. The smell of fresh bread out of the oven
29. Getting your hair done and you love it
30. Thanksgiving leftovers
31. "Once" with Ramon (warm bread with avocado and herbal tea in his little house by the small heater when it's freezing outside...DIE FOR THIS!!)
32. The feeling after doing Bikram yoga or running a race...post shower
33. Warm roast beef and mashed potatoes and rolls after fast Sunday
34. After laying in the sun all day, showering and getting dressed up
35. Feeling the spirit
36. Free samples
37. Traveling
38. Warm home made cinnamon rolls
39. Baptism days of converts
40. Weddings
41. Road trips
42. Conference weekend
43. Telling stories
44. Lunch or dinner with best friends and laughing so hard about old memories
45. Serving others and making their day
46. My bed
47. Cereal
48. Boating on a sunny day
49. Cuddling (cozin up)
50. BEING WITH THE PEOPLE I LOVE
I am making myself stop with 50. I could go on and on! Please do add to it.
"We can lift ourselves, and others as well when we refuse to remain in the realm of negative thoughts and cultivate within our hearts an attitude of gratitude. If ingratitude be numbered among the serious sins, then gratitude takes its place among the noblest of virtues." (President Thomas S. Monson)