Gratefulness

Ellie,
Today dad and I were reading the 1st presidency message in the Ensign. The topic was about being grateful. We decided that this was perfect for us this month because we want to focus on all the things we do have instead of what we don't have. After the message there was an activity for the youth to do. I though this would be a good activity for me to do this month.
The challenge is to write 100 things that you are grateful for. They break it down in to 10 categories to make it easier. Each day i'm going to write about one of those categories and when I run out of categories i'll make up my own.
So today i'm starting with the category physical abilities:
1. I am grateful that I can carry children. This is an amazing blessing for women and I realize that some women do not have this ability or have lost it. It took us so long to get pregnant with you I was worried I wasn't able to, but now I know I can.
2. I am grateful that I can walk.
3. I am grateful that I can see.
4. I am grateful that I can hear.
5. I am grateful that I can sing.
6. I am grateful that I can taste. I love to eat.
7. I am grateful that I don't have any lifelong diseases.
8. I am grateful that I don't have any physical deformities (as long as you don't count my puny pinkie toenails).
9. I am grateful for the ability to heal quickly. My body went through a lot when you were born and that recovery process was pretty rough but I am grateful that it went well. I have a pretty nasty scar but I am healed and pretty much back to normal other than that.
10. I am grateful for the ability to cry. Would that be considered a physical ability? I have found crying to be very therapeutic. Sometimes I feel much better after I let those tears out.

I love you baby girl.
Good night.