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Grateful Friday – I’m Thankful I’m grateful to live in Alaska, where the beauty of the land surrounds me every day. For when we have an abundance of snow that gives me endless opportunities to get out on my snowmachine and enjoy the freedom of the winter landscape. Most of all, I’m thankful for my…

Giving Thanks – Thanksgiving Day is important in American culture. The day provides a time to celebrate and reflect on gratitude while strengthening bonds with family and friends. It remind us to practice community spirit through charitable acts. Thanksgiving Day encourages a pause to appreciate life’s blessings, whether secular or religious. It offers an opportunity…

Giving Thanks – I’m Grateful I am very grateful for my awesome wife, our wonderful children, our rockstar team at the office, and our clients who are some of the finest people on this earth. My life is incredibly blessed by all of you! ~ Doug Johnson We are here to serve you. Call Johnson…

Thanksgiving Eve – I’m Grateful I am thankful for blue skies, wide-open spaces, and being surrounded by family. ~ Jill Johnson We are here to serve you. Call Johnson Law at (907)277-3090 or use our Contact Form to discuss your serious injury claims. Johnson Law has been helping injured Alaskans for 30 years. It’s who we are. And while…

Gratitude Week – I’m Thankful I am thankful for friendship, the kindness of others, and having a job I truly love. ~ Kate Turner We are here to serve you. Call Johnson Law at (907)277-3090 or use our Contact Form to discuss your serious injury claims. Johnson Law has been helping injured Alaskans for 30 years. It’s who we…

Gratitude – American author, Melody Beattie, once said: “Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. Turning what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. Gratitude can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. Gratitude makes sense of…

Happy Thanksgiving! Abraham Lincoln enacted Thanksgiving as a national holiday in 1863, during the Civil War. The day was celebrated annually on the last Thursday in November until 1939. In 1939 Franklin D. Roosevelt moved the celebration forward in the month to help the economy during the Great Depression. Many opposed this change and in…