For many years now I've kept a Gratitude Journal. It's become part of my morning routine to start my day by listing five things (or more) for which I am most grateful that day. Some days I write down silly things, like finishing a challenging Sudoku puzzle. (Thanks to God for giving this non-mathematical brain a chance to shine!) Other days it's more serious things, like thanking God for the years we had our son Dale. This starts my day on a positive note and helps me remember how good God has been to me, even in the darkest of times. God is good. I say that often and believe it. As I look back on my life I can see His fingerprints all over my life and I am grateful.