379.  That my cousins have the opportunity to serve at a camp in Missouri for much of the summer.
380.  That I bought my plane ticket to California (hooray!)
381.  That my roommate from all four years of college, Harmony, will still be out there

We were worried that she would have moved a week before I was scheduled to be in California, but that did not happen.  She was able to stay for an extra month and her husband got a job...that he can still have when they move.  (As Harmony says, "That doesn't happen every day.")  They had specifically prayed for a job so that they would not have to move, but it seems like the opposite has happened...and they are still coming out ahead.  (#382)

#383  Having lunch at the park with a dear friend

#384  Plantains with butter and Brown sugar for breakfast =yummy memories of Latin America

#385  The ease of cooking tofu for dinner

#386  A cabinet full of endless spice combinations

#387  Not having to please anyone with my dinner choices

#388  Being adventurous to try several things, even if they are "weird"

#389  Having a rx filled in a matter of minutes

#390  Not having any flat tires in a while...on my bike or car

#391  Not having rode my bike into work and getting the chance to run errands during my free time

#392  Getting gas at the cheapest station in town right before it went up 20 cents

#393  That my parents were able to have a relaxing weekend away in Cincinnati

#394  That I they brought me back some really good, unique groceries (i.e. edamame hummus) from Jungle Jim's 

#395  That the Cubs beat the Reds in the game they attended :)

#396  That they could see the Beach Boys live

#397  That John Stamos was with the Beach Boys

#398  That my little sister could be a bridesmaid in her roommate's wedding this weekend

#399  Keeping my cool in some pretty difficult moments

#400 Not finding my GPS and inviting my roommate on a walk instead of a solo run
#401  That I was able to handle difficult situations with a cool head

"Words are containers for power, and we can decide what kind of power we want to fill them with.  We can  complain or be thankful, we can encourage or discourage others, close doors of opportunity by the way we speak to others."--Joyce Meyer