Operation Thank You

Three posts in one month, holy crap! I'm on fire!!!  What is one of the things we're told to do when we are a child whenever someone does something for you.  Say "Thank You", and sadly when you grow up you lose that mindset, but why and how can we fix it.  I don't know why, but I have an idea how to fix it.  Say thank you for every little thing you can.  To every person you can!!!  Why not, it takes 5 seconds, and only a little bit longer if you explain it.  But I have a feeling that might be hard to say thank you to every person every day, so I offer you up an alternative challenge.  First you'll need a few things:  one an open mind, a notebook, a pen, honesty, and love in your heart when saying those two words.  Your goal is when you wake up is to write three things you are thankful for in your notebook.  But that is not all you are to say Thank You to at least ten people in a day, and write down their reaction.  It could be the barista at your local Dutch Bros, it could be your teacher, it could be your parents, friends, coworkers, anyone!  But you must say thank you to at least ten people, and write down what you said and their reaction.  And then before you go to bed, I want you to write down three things you were thankful for that day.  Do this for two weeks and see how you and others around you have changed.  You will be surprised what two little words actually mean to someone.
    So I'll start off right now, Thank You from the bottom of my heart for reading this and listening to me.  It means a lot to me, and it is what gets me through the day knowing that people are reading what I wrote and enjoying it.  Thank You for the kind comments from the best sister in the world, my bro Oz (yeah I used the word), Briana (who my children still call princess), Elma (the only person I know who does a better Nicki Minaj then the actual one.  And Thank You for all they have told me it has touched you, and look forward to reading each post, that is what keeps me writing them, because as long as people are reading it, I promise from the bottom of my heart that I will always write it, from the fullness of my heart.