Welcome, weary traveller.

Step into a slower lane with me for a moment, and give your soul room to breathe.

Joy in the journeying

Tears and thankfulness
so often go hand in hand.
Both matter here.

Hope for hard places

Sometimes hope and hurt collide,
making room for thanks,
as if it’s an unexpected visitor.

One small step at a time

When it's all you can do
to stand, to pause, to ponder
each step still counts.

Every journey begins with a single step.

Start here

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Need help figuring out life's ups and downs when everything feels hard?

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Thankfulness can be tiring.

I get it, I really do. That's why I've put together 30 thoughtful prompts for thankful thinking to help you. Let them gently remind you to breathe a little deeper amid life's swirling demands.

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Hi, I'm Kristy Cammell

& I'm delighted you're here!

Inspiring YOU to run toward thankfulness in your own story.

One small step at a time.

Thankful wife and mama to three growing kids, I love words, authenticity, creativity, coffee, chocolate and reminding you that you don't have to do life alone.

Thankfulness is easier, together.

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