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Old 11-26-2004, 01:12 AM
sairose sairose is offline
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I don't want to list the cliche answers: friends, family, SAI sisters. Not that I'm NOT thankful for those...certainly I am. But I want to post other things.

1. I have Tietze Syndrome but I haven't had as many attacks lately, and I'm so glad, because they're painful.

2. I'm thankful for new friendships. In the past year, I have become close with about 4 people who I've known for a long time (because we're all in the music department), but never really got to know until more recently, and these people have become some of my best friends. One, a guy named TJ, actually transferred to Memphis but he found my livejournal so we've been chatting. I knew him for the last 3 years but never really got to know him. NOw that I have, I'm sad that I didn't know him sooner. But, better a late start than no start.

3. I'm thankful for musical talent. Being a music major is so stressful, demanding, and tiring...but I can't think of a more rewarding career. While my non-music friends are doing labs and endless research papers and whatnot, I take saxophone lessons. I learn to arrange music for different types of ensembles. I learn to conduct large ensembles. I play lead in our jazz band. Not that these are easy courses...HELL NO. They're just as challenging, I promise. But pursuing something as a career that has always been such an integral part of my life is a great thing. And even if my classes are hard, I'd rather be playing my instrument/conducting/studying music theory than anything in the world. Not everyone has an ear for music, but for whatever reason, God decided to hand that ability to me, and I plan to further and develop my art throughout my life.

4. I'm thankful for livejournal. I know that's weird...but lj has helped me stay connected with friends, both ones who I see every day and those who have graduated or moved away. We keep up with each others lives and have our own little community there. I always look forward to reading everyones' daily entries and their comments on mine.

5. I'm thankful to simply BE in college. No one else in my family (besides my brother) got the opportunity to go.
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Old 11-26-2004, 02:06 AM
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I'm thankful for my family, friends, and of course my wonderful phi mu sisters! I'm thankful that I have the life that I have. I tend to sometimes forget that my life really is pretty damn good compared to the lives some people have, so I don't need to complain.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING, EVERYBODY!!
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Old 11-26-2004, 07:12 AM
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i am thankful to God for my family, my health, my friends, and i am thankful i am a brother in the best damn Fraternity ever, PI KAPPA ALPHA.
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Old 11-26-2004, 05:26 PM
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First of all, I am thankful for having a JOB this year!

As for APO, I am thankful for all my wonderful brothers, especially all the new ones I've met here.
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Old 11-27-2004, 07:40 PM
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First of all, I'm thankful for my life, health, and those things.

Greek life is truly a privilege that I'm blessed to have an opportunity to experience. I'm thankful for my chapter's new found growth and positive attitude. I'm thankful to be able look at all 60 of their wonderful faces at initiations and know that we are all bonded by those vows.

I'm thankful for the money and time we've contributed to our philanthropy and thankful that so many children have benefitted from our play therapy wings at Children's Med. Center (Dallas) & UNC-Chapel Hill Hosp.

As far as Kappa Phi, I'm just thankful for it's very existence. I'm thankful for thousands of university women to be able to gather with each other in Christian fellowship.
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