So, I started this “thank you book” thing today, and it’s been quite a journey, let me tell you. I saw these awesome personalized gifts online, and I thought, “Why not make something like that but filled with thank yous?” So, I grabbed a notebook and started brainstorming.
Finding My Thank You Targets
- Started by making a list of people I wanted to thank. Family, friends, even my neighbor who always helps me carry my groceries.
- Picked out some good photos from my phone that I want to include in my thank you book.
- Wrote down all the reasons why I’m thankful for each person.
Putting It All Together
I decided to go with a simple layout – one page for each person. I printed out some photos – nothing fancy, just regular prints. Then, I spent the afternoon sticking the photos in the notebook and writing my thank you notes next to them.
It took longer than I expected, to be honest. Remembering all the good things people have done and putting them into words was a bit of a challenge. But it was worth it. Seeing the book take shape, with all the photos and heartfelt messages, made me feel really good.
The Final Touches
After I finished writing all the notes, I added some decorations – some colorful tapes and stickers I had lying around. Nothing too extravagant, just enough to make it look a bit more special.
Looking at the finished book, I feel a sense of accomplishment. It’s not just a notebook anymore; it’s a collection of my gratitude, a tangible representation of all the appreciation I have for the people in my life. I can’t wait to see their faces when I give it to them. I really appreciated this journey and think everybody could start their own thank you book.
