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July 18, 2026

What are you grateful for today?

Welcome to my gratitude support group! All are welcome to be a part of the gratitude crew. Re-blog, write a note or send an ask as often as makes sense for you.

I tag parts of the crew almost every day. If you’d like to be on the tag list let me know.

All posts will be tagged ‘resiliencewithin’s daily gratitude group’.

Did you know… I have around 225 gratitude prompts and counting?

@gramarobin

@groovybananastarfish

@gummyboy300

@healing4all

@healingvibe

@honestmarie

@iamapalmtree

@iaml1mitless

@iampeachless

@ice-cream-connie

@isimpiwe

@jenfightsback

@justanothermiddleagedchick

@kalira

@kirabug-tumbles

@kittymattress

@lovedrakewalker

@lyricfulloflight

@mangatamarin

@mayafaryaal

@milosdinosaur

@melancholymetanoia

@metal-hippie

@m0tiv8me

@morningloverboy

- it’s fun to be awake & in an upright position

- consciousness is a gift

Cloven-feathered Dove (Drepanoptila holosericea), family Columbidae, endemic to New Caledonia

FRANKENSTEIN (2025) Costume Designer | Kate Hawley

All of Elizabeth's gowns are tied to botany and the natural world. Her blue dress was based on the form of an X-ray. Elizabeth's wedding...comes towards the final act of the film. By this point, she has formed a bond with the Creature. To reflect that, Hawley notes, "Elizabeth's clothes in this stage in particular start echoing the world of the Creature more than the other world." The bodice was the Swiss style of the time, with boning and a pointed bottom, while the ribbons on the arms and corsetry "suggest the skeletal components of the Creature itself." Hawley adds, "We're going back to the anatomical language."

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JAR (Joel Arthur Rosenthal) sheep head hair clip