"giving thanks."

Call your father and wish him a happy Father's Day, and call him again later this week just to let him know you were thinking about him.

This Shabbat, take an extra moment to think about, and be thankful for, the ability to live a Jewish life without persecution.

If you live in a democratic society that allows equality to Jews, take a moment and be grateful.

The Torah teaches us that we should respect and be grateful to our parents every day.

Even if you spoke to her yesterday (Mother's Day), call your mother this evening and thank her just for being mom.

Wherever you are, take a moment to thank the people around you.

On the next rainy day, take a few moments to contemplate how rain makes your life better, and then thank God for those blessings.

Father's Day is over, but the Torah teaches us that we should respect and be grateful to our parents every day.

Before you dig into your lunch, or any meal, take a moment and acknowledge God's role in providing such enjoyable food!

If there are Jewish war veterans living in your community, thank them for their service on behalf of the United States of America.

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