I have several things to celebrate today. As I wrote in Day 395: Confetti Confessions, confetti can be an excellent way to do that.
However, confetti can be messy.
While I’m all for embracing messy (and all the other wonderful qualities of confetti), I want to leave room for other ways to celebrate, too.
Here are some celebratory suggestions:
(1) Go to a ball game.
(2) Stop and smell the flowers.
(3) Have some cookies.
(4) Make a funny face.
(5) Jump for joy.
(6) Dance your heart out.
All photos recently taken by yours truly, except for the last one, which shows a young lady named Livia Dias, who made an appearance in yesterday’s post.
Surprised?
Yay!!!
Thanks to Livia, to my friend Jeanette (who is having a birthday today), to others who have something to celebrate, and to you — of course! — for visiting here, today.
I shall celebrate the sight of Livia leaping in such perfect form. Wow. That’s ballet. Thanks for Fenway and funny face pictures, too, Ann.
You are welcome, Mark!
Thank you so much !
Thanks for making two great appearances in this blog, Livia.
I will try my best to envision the flowers above in close view. Better yet, how about this to liven it up for you? http://likeitiz.com/2014/04/05/flowers-to-greet/
Beautiful. Thank you!
Enjoy your celebrations today!
Thank you, Kate!
Great ways to celebrate.
Thanks so much.
Lovely! That just made me smile something fierce! Thanks!
I love this comment, fiercely. Thank you!
A wonderful article and great … thank you for sharing with us .. 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing your kind and encouraging thoughts.
Very nice ways to celebrate indeed. Boston Red Sox, eh? 🙂
I used to be an avid Dodgers fan… but for the past 15 years or so, I’ve lost my love for the game. The players are paid way too much and end up being not good examples for our kids to “idolize”. It has gotten to the point with the “teams” that I have no idea who is playing for what team anymore! They jump teams just for more outrageous pay!
But cookies… that’s a different story especially when they’re homemade.
Good points, indeed. Thank you!
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