Blessings

In this topic, we are to think about our current life and names things that we are grateful for.

Here's my list...

• I was born as a human rather than something like a fly with a short, not very pleasant life
• I am usually able to buy the things I want
• My parents aren't very bossy
• I am home-educated and don't have to go to pesky school
• I do not have any major illness
• I have a gorgeous boyfriend <3
• I have Tamagotchis which I love
• I found faith in God during late 2013
• I have a laptop and internet access
• I live in Australia rather than a place full of war and disease
  
• I was born in 1998 instead of an era without Tamagotchis and without the wonderful people I know today.

That's all for now... I might think of more later.

- I live in the netherlands instead of a bad country

- I live in a awesome era tamagotchi smartphones etc

- I can get almost everything i want and need

- I got no brothers or sisters (i don't want any)

- I have a small but lovely family

-I got a big bunch of lovely pets

- I don't have a (strong) religious family

- I am on a awesome school

Thanks for this topic EMF

-i have a hamster

-i got to stay home sick from my horrid school today

-my crush is finally my BF

-i have my fav cup noodles

Eternal Mametchi Fan, what a lovely topic! I was having a bad day and seeing this here really made me stop and think.

Ok, let's see, here's my list....

- I live in a peaceful democratic country where the rights and freedoms of people are respected (yay Canada!)

- In my country there is access to free health care (again, yay Canada!)

- I have financial security and food on my plate every evening

- I am part of a lovely family where we all care for one another

- I have been with my wonderful boyfriend for 2 years now

- I am getting a post-secondary education

- I have the best cats ever (I'd be lost without my contingent of fuzzballs)

- I was lucky enough to have learned how to play a variety of musical instruments

- Despite my Aspergers I have been able to lead a relatively normal life, thanks to the therapy I began to receive early in childhood.

Wow, wonderful topic! Thanks for this.

- I live in the USA instead of a third world country

- I can attend school and get an education

- I have the privilege of internet and advanced technology

- I have a roof over my head and food on the table

- I gave friends who are always there for me through the thick and thin...

- And of course, I have my family over at Tamatalk.

-My wondeful family

-God

-To be able to live on Prince Edward Island where there's close to no danger

-Tamagotchis of course

-Everything I own that I sometimes take for granted, like my bed

-Good health

-Beautiful girl friend

I'm:

• irreligious
• a fan of reading
• not living in relative poverty
• able to study for degrees I could take abroad
• taking an endless list of other things for granted

• I live with my boydriend and we share a great relationship and care for each other and it's been like that for almost two years.
• I have a loving mom and a loving dad who support me.
• I have two really nice friends who care about me.
• My family accepts me as I am and they have no problem with how I dress, how I look, how many piercings I have or what things I like.
• Even though I don't have much money I can buy myself things from time to time.
• I quit school early but my parents understood the reasons and educated me themselves.
• My mother taught me English along with my mother tongue (Spanish) so I never had to worry about studying English at school and I have a higher level than I would have otherwise.
• I've always had an Internet connection and my parents allowed me to play videogames since I was little.
• My parents never censored me anything. I could watch and play and read what I wanted at any time and I love that fact.
• My parents always gave me like a little 'salary' that I could spend on anything I wanted insted of buying me things themselves; that taught me the real value of money, how to spend it wisely and how to save up when I couldn't afford something.

Yes, I owe my parents a lot...