Remember To Give Thanks by Clarence Thomas

Clarence Thomas - Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court

Always remember those who helped you when you couldn’t help yourselves or when you were most in need. It’s an interesting thing about life; when you have prosperity, your friends find you. When things are bad, you have to find your friends. Remember those who were with you when life wasn’t so good. Remember your parents, your relatives, your friends. Remember your ministers, remember those who counseled you when there was no alternative.

We should all look back on our lives and thank all those people who made Little League, teacher’s meeting, who were there through this experience of learning. Thank them, appreciate them, hold on to them. In the final analysis when all the chips are down, they are your source of strength — your faith, your family, your friends. Remember that you didn’t get this far on your own and you won’t go very far on your own and you won’t go very far alone.

Be true to your faith and to your beliefs. Hold on to hope. Treat others as you would like to be treated and help others as you have been helped.