So far, I have thanked a variety of people/organizations. Some were heartfelt...some were, uh...a little weak, but since I'm making the rules here, I say they still count. Here are some examples of people I have thanked:
* A very dear friend who has always been an inspiration to me (thanked via email).
* The pastor at my church who I think does a phenomenal job (thanked via email).
* The chick who cut my hair - she was so happy & fun the entire time - maybe it was the fumes from the hair dye, but I think she's maybe just a fun person (thanked IN PERSON...but I didn't go into much "thank you detail, since I didn't want to freak her out. I do want her to cut my hair again).
* ConAgra foods. O.K., this one is one of my more "weaker" thank yous, but I had what I felt to be an exceptionally delicious "Healthy Choice" meal for lunch the other day & thought they should know how much I liked it. (Obviously, this was another emailed thank you. If you are curious, I believe it was a lemon chicken meal with peppers & noodles. Highly recommended).
The list goes on, but that is just a sampling of the people I have thanked. Pretty much, anyone who makes my life a little better gets a thank you (slowly but surely). I am finding it REALLY easy to send emails and not so easy to thank people in person. I'm talking a true, heartfelt thank you -not just a "thanks" when someone holds the door for you. Perhaps I need to step it up a notch to make this challenge a little more of a challenge...stay tuned to see if I can find the courage to start thanking more people in person...
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PS - I have received responses from some of my thank yous - probably about half. (ConAgra foods actually sent me a coupon - although that wasn't the intent for the thank you).
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