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See all the wonderful things Michael Carrigan has made

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Ability to come to work when so many people don't have this choice. 

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Ability to come to work when so many people don't have this choice. 

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Enjoying Okinawa

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Another normal thing we're able to do

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I'm thankful to be in Korea, where we're living mostly normal lives and are able to do the things we love

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Thankful for these two, soon to be three

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Not only in Okinawa

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In this month when we give thanks together and when we in DoDEA remember the sacrifices of so many men and women over the 200-plus years of our nation, I give thanks that I can hope that our country can respond to our better angels and we can remember our call to be an exemplar of decency to the world.

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Bridge

[Establish a bridge from a relevant previous activity or experience you had with your group.]

Theme

Today we will share what we are grateful for as a way to check in with the group.

Directions

1. To begin the activity, ask participants to think of one thing, or one person, they feel grateful for today. When ready, participants create a post that shows what they are grateful for. The post can be a picture or simply text.

2. Each participant shares their response with the group, choosing to briefly elaborate on the person or thing they are grateful for.

Reflections

Allow time to explore the following questions with participants:

How did listening to what everyone feels grateful for affect your mood?

What did others say that inspired you to think of more things that you feel grateful for?

Gratitude can be challenging, sometimes. How would you describe your relationship to gratitude, at this time?

How can we consciously bring more gratitude in our daily lives?

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My puppy!