What I Take For Granted

These is a photo of my sister and little cousin Vera. I take my family in general, they all do so much for me and most of the time I forget how much they really mean to me. My family is my rock, they constantly encourage me to be the best I can be. When I get caught up in my everyday life and all the daily stresses that can make me tired and irritated, I forget how much my family does for. Even simple things like driving me to school or taking me to get some food after a long day. My goal is to make sure I'm always aware of all that my family does for me and all the reasons I portably wouldn't be alive today without them.

This is a photo of my dresser drawers, and this shows how I take my clothes for granted. I realize that some people don't even have the clothes they need to live, but I'm blessed with a large amount of clothes and pieces to keep my warm. Clothes are something I forget about being thankful for because it is such a normality for me, but for some others, it's not a normality.

This is a photo of my sister's car. I've realized that I take the cars my family has for granted. Because, again, cars are such a normality to me, I always forget that having a car to get you from one place to another is such a blessing. Cars are not always something people can be blessed with, so to me cars are an important part of my life in a way, because I spend a lot of time in them.

I take the area I live in for granted. Most people come to my house and they say how cozy and comfortable the area around is and I always just causally agree. But sometimes when I go on a walk and just admire the place I live, I realize how much of a blessing it is. The area is so pretty and peaceful and there is a lot of people that in unsafe or worse conditions and would love to live in the area I do. It helps me to realize how blessed I am.

This is a photo of some of my friends. I realized how much I take my friends for granted. True friends support you, help you, and are there for you whenever you need it, and sometimes we let our pettiness and selfishness get in the way of seeing how much our friends do for us.