Giving Thanks

Some day when I get my mind straight

I will wright about what's on my plate

Funny how life works that way

My friends and family

There very close to me

I have good friends

You can count on them

My friends and family 

All love me dearly

And I love them

There all my family

Whether their by blood or by choice

I am blessed beyond measure

God has made me rich

In friendships as well as family

I have many blessings

Thank God most of all for my wonderful daddy

He's stood by me and been there for me

More times then I can count

I am blessed to have him

Thank God for the mother who raised me 

Took me under her dress tail

Cared for and loved me

When all else failed

She was my mother

I will for ever love her

And thank God for her

Thank God for my papaw

Who always took up for me

Leave that girl alone

She ain't doing nothing

Ha, ha my papaw was my protector

Now God's got him along with my mother who raised me

Together they were quite a pair.

Thank God for my aunt and uncle

Who were always there,

And helped raise me just as much

There love for me too 

Is beyond compare.

Thank god for my Little dog 

He was as mean ,and mischievous as anyone could ask for

Ha, ha how I loved him so.

He was such a rascal

I was sorry to see him go.

Thank God for my son

For without him

At times I would feel as if

I had no one

He makes life even more fun

He makes it worth living

He loves his mamma 

He takes up for me

He's very protective of me

He worry's about me too much.

He is such a sweet pea.
Were best friends you see

Thank God most of all for Jesus

Cause without him all this wouldn't be possible

We wouldn't be blessed 

With wonderful friends and family

For a christian home, was what I was raised up in.

Without Jesus we would have to live a life of sin

Doomed to hell , and a devils den.

Thank God for many things
A house, a home, a car to drive
Food to eat and places to go.
He provides for my every need
He takes care of the birds in the air
And he will continue to take care of me.

BY: Bernice Bowling