When I forget I'm rich...

Sometimes I forget just how rich I am. I don't just mean money-rich, I mean friends-rich, love-rich, God-rich too.

I went to good old Trader Joe's and picked up all this bounty for a picnic with friends... and can I tell you the truth--- the whole time I was so stressed out that I didn't enjoy it. Cue the thought dominoes of frustration! (Here's a secret- I get frustrated that I'm frustrated.)

Really though, I could use your input on this. What makes you forget the good stuff and focus on the bad? How do you get out of that funk? I'd love to know!

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As a young girl, Annaya’s heart was broken. She had a passion for learning, but her parents said that education is not for girls. Despite her opposition and resistance, Annaya was married by her parents at the age of 15.

Ten years later, now 25 years old, Annaya has four children and struggles with health problems due to teenage pregnancies.

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One evening, walking home from work, Anna encountered one of our teachers named Zara who invited her to the class meeting in Annaya’s village for 2 hours each week night. Annaya was excited for the opportunity to learn! She pleaded with Shreyas to let her attend, and she was able to join the class.

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Here are some incredible milestones the students have accomplished through the 2016/17 school year, thanks to your compassionate support.
(We are still awaiting final reports from one group of classes, and we'll update these numbers when they are received).
In this season of Thanksgiving, we are grateful for your support, and for the many lives that have been beautifully transformed!

Thousands of students, their families and communities are being restored and renewed because of your assistance: Girls are now in school, instead of in early marriage or child labor. Families thrive; business skills are learned and incomes increase, preventing trafficking. New medical and sanitary practices bring health and wholeness.
In hundreds of communities, and thousands of lives, you have brought incredible change and new life. And this is only the beginning for them. On their behalf, "Thank you for caring!"
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