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These Are The Days of Thanksgiving!

Posted on by dembysplayfulparables76

Good Morning Most Awesome and Wonderful World Changers! Saying no to someone that has done something for you does not mean you are not thankful for what they did. If someone does something for you so that you will do something for them, there’s no need to say thank you. That’s call an even trade. If my thanks and gratitude is not enough, I’d rather not take whatever you’re giving. Be thankful but don’t feel obligated to repay. Just receive with a thankful heart!

Daily Affirmations: Today is a Great day. I choose to be thankful. My heart is happy receiving gifts. The blessings of the Lord make the rich and addeth no sorrow. I am blessed. I’m thankful for where I live. I’m thankful for my bed and pillows. I’m thankful for the carpet that keeps my feet warm when I get out of the bed. I’m thankful that I am healthy, wealthy, whole and complete. ALL IS WELL IN MY CLASSROOM. ALL IS WELL IN MY SCHOOL. ALL IS WELL IN MY WORLD. ALL IS WELL AND I AM SAFE. #IBlessMyWorldWithLove

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Kyri Demby, author, is a native Floridian, born and raised in Crestview, Fl. He is the middle child of seven children born to Linda Brown. Kyri began writing stories and songs at the age of thirteen. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Education as well as in Church Music from Bethune-Cookman University and also a Master of Education Degree in Educational Leadership from the University of South Florida. “Each one must reach one (or two or three)!” is Kyri’s belief about teaching and community service. He is a mentor to many students as well as other professionals. Kyri has written many stories and published several other books. . He has visited many schools, churches, and community centers teaching his playful parables and speaking to children. Kyri is the founder of Let Music Live Inc., "his pride and joy"; a community program incorporates music with drama. He believes that he is changing the world, one child at a time!

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