Thankful Thursdays — a Link Up party!

"Gratitude turns what we have into enough, and more.

It turns denial into acceptance, chaos into order, confusion into clarity.

It makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow."

— Melody Beattie

What?

We often overlook a lot in our life and take thinks for granted, and life has its ways of getting overwhelming. Practicing gratitude helps to change perspective and shows us how life is much better thank we think it is. So, let's all join together and count our blessings!

Welcome to the Thankful Thursdays linkup party!

When?

Starting this October, every Thursday we will host the Thankful Thursdays linkup— it will run from Thursday at 8:30 am (PT) through Monday 9:00 pm (PT), so please be sure to stop by and share your posts.

How?

— Follow your hosts: Here I Scribble and Scribbles and Smiles. Share the linkup on your website and social media— more the merrier!
— Create post specifically with 'Thankful Thursdays' in post title, and make sure to tag #ScribbleThankfulThursdays on social media so it's easier to find for others. Posts should follow the theme 'gratitude'.
— When adding the link to the post, please make sure you are adding the link to the intended post (and not your website link). Other links will be removed.
— Please visit other links in the linkup and leave comments for at least 5 other bloggers— let's mix and mingle!

Why?

Your posts will be shared with like-minded bloggers— you'll find your tribe and share gratitude with new friends who share your passion for writing and creativity.

Brownie point: Best written posts will be featuered in next week's linkup and social media.

Also, don't forget to grab our button!

If you have any questions regarding the linkup, please let me know.

Let's get this party started!

P.S. Let's connect on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Bloglovin, Tumblr and Twitter!

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