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How is your gratitude tank looking, Reader?

Mine could use a top off for sure. I have a coffee date with some girlfriends tomorrow and I’ve texted my topic for discussion: Is menopause making my cranky?

I have been leading the complaining charge at our house and I, for one, need a reset!

I am sorry if that is TMI, but we all need support when we are not feeling our best. Good friends and coffee is my number one suggestion!

Do you need a gratitude boost?

My second suggestion is to break the pattern. I am sending this quick message to let you know that tomorrow is the start of the 30 Days of Gratitude Challenge.

The challenge involves several helpful components for the whole family to help break the complaining cycle and get thankful.

That means, everyone can get a gratitude adjustment and step into the Holiday season with your hearts ready!

Here’s what you’ll get:

Two printable calendars (one with prompts for younger kids, one for older kids and you),

Daily blog posts throughout November with practical ideas to grow thankfulness in your home.

Tie it to meal time and watch how 5 minutes a day can transform your family atmosphere.

What if you get busy and forget about it?

Last year, I set a reminder in my phone and read the articles as part of my nightly wind down time.

I was encouraged, humored and inspired by the daily blog articles. Thirty bloggers and authors contributed NEW articles, focused on gratitude building and I anticipate more great ideas for my family to use.

When you sign up, you can enter the Grand Prize Giveaway too.

This year’s package is tipping the $900 mark. I’m already wishing for the Astronomy Bundle and Variety Show Bundle. What fun tools to use in your educational time, but also fun to share as a family.

I’ve added a physical copy of my homeschooler’s gratitude journal and gel pen set ($35) to the giveaway. You can enter to win on the signup page HERE.

Printables are great, but years ago I stopped chasing loose paper to help us get organized. Having a book format helps us check progress and hold my students accountable.

My kids like having a space to write their favorite memories each day. That makes these a treasure instead of a workbook I will toss out at the end of the year.

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Blessings,

Amber J. Smith

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P.S. 1: “In everything give thanks, for this is the will of God.” (1 Thess 5:18) This challenge helps you live that out practically with your kids. Free printables sent instantly when you sign up!

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