1) Living in a country where even though it may pinch our pockets, good dental care and doctors are easily accessible. 
2) Having my kids choose to all hang out together with me in the living room, lounging in our pajamas while we read our own books and shared out loud the funny parts.
3) Tutoring Daniel in reading.  It is really thrilling to see him be excited about reading and gain ground.

1) Breakfast for dinner.  Even more fun was making it with the kids.
2) FHE on the New Era 2008 Oct. edition with Pres. Monson's talk about choices.  I love that the kids are old enough to have discussions, and mark things in their scriptures.
3) Washing dishes with Alex because our dishwasher is broken.  Not thankful that it is broken, but thankful for the chance to work side by side and visit about some things that have been on his mind.

1)My husband cheerfully taking care of the kids.
2) My pillow.
3) Herbal tea soothing coughs.

1) DIY Shows, esp. the craft ones, although they seem to be a dying breed.
2) Being able to watch almost any show we want on the internet
3) People who are clever enough to write books.  As a book addict I thank you.

1) My hubby for shuffling kids around while I get over this bug that is kicking my hiney.
2) That Shon's job encourages him to take our kids with him when he goes out of town for activities.
3) My kids are so great at amusing themselves.  I feel like a noodle and couldn't amuse them if I tried right now. 

1) NyQuil for stupid colds (Did you know NyQuil is actually in spell check? loll)
2) Sweet Joey for bringing me ice water with out me asking and offering to make dinner so that I could lay down.  He then worried because I wasn't hungry and offered many suggestions ~ all of which he offered to make.
3) Early morning seminary...not because I like to get up, but because our teens have to choose to go and get something out of it.  There are some pretty cool testimonies growing out there.

1) Seeing my friends at the scouting roundtable tonight. 
2) Being involved in scouting, we have met some really amazing people.
3) Having the knowledge and comfort that even though we will never be rich or famous with scouting as our jobs, we can make a difference. 

(Guess what was on my mind tonight?  loll)