About a year ago, I was comfortable enough to write a post named “Comfort Zones.”
Yesterday, a therapy group at work was comfortable enough to focus in on comfort zones. And I was enough in the zone to take all these photos:
Which of those photos zone more into comfort zones for you?
Every day, I’m moving into more comfort zones about
- working,
- playing,
- singing,
- writing,
- speaking,
- being comforted, and
- comforting others
… by challenging AND inhabiting my comfort zones.
More comfortable thanks to all who helped me create this post and to you — of course! — for your comforting presence.
I dearly love the Cat holic sign.
I comfortably love that and this comment. Thanks!
Playing. I, too, went for the Cat holic joke
Thanks for playing, Derrick.
I’ll never look at the word Catholic the same way again. ☺
Is that comfortable or uncomfortable?
Comfortably amused, I’d say. 💕 I was raised Cat holic.
I like staying in my comfort zone- some say it is a cop out, never challenging myself, but I see it as why bring on unnecessary anxiety of you don’t have to. 🙂 There are exceptions to the rule but overall the comfort zone is where I live.
I’m glad you’ve found your comfort zone, Lisa, and who cares what anybody outside the zone has to say about that!
Great post as always. And that Cat cartoon haha.
We’re in the laughter zone, Alex!
Count me in as a Cat holic. 🙂
You’re in the Cat holic zone, Janey!
The Cat holic cartoon made me laugh into catalepsy. It was catastrophic and cataclysmic and the catacoustics of my caterwauling was a catalyst for a cataract of catty complaints.
Categorically comforting, Chris.
The bathroom one is so painfully true. 🙁 Great post! Cat-hartic, you might say.
I am so comfortable with your comments, Kim!
The cat holic picture cracked me right up!
You’re in the cracked up zone!
looks comfortable
standing in the snow 🙂
looks can
be deceiving
but comfort is here
I, too, love the catholic sign. Kerneling is so important!
Uh, that should read, “kerning”!
I’m comfortable with kernels and kerning, comforting Maureen.
Yes, I am a cat holic. I need a cat anon group!
That would be a comfort zone for us cat people, Carol!
Ann,
I love the Catholic meeting poster. Really funny.
Especially with Lent beginning today.
-Alan
You bring comfort into this zone, Alan.
Like you, I try and make every place I go a comfort zone. Stress can sometimes expand the boundaries (such as work), but I try and work my way back to where it flows a little smoother. My friends — I only have friends I’m comfortable with. No more trying to be someone or something I”m not. And of course, any place I can pull out a notebook and pen or laptop to jot a few things down can be my comfort zone too. Oh — and reading your blog. It comforts me, too…
You’re part of my comfort zone, too, Claudia!
Those little green frogs put me in a grin zone.
I’m there in that zone with you!
I think the pictures that have cat in it makes me feel in comfort zone 🙂
I’ve always zoned in on the comfort of cats, too.
Harley, comfort zones are deceiving. I’m going to have to sell you some insurance.
http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn9/marisafpr/400px%20italian%20Smart%20object%20img_7179_1.jpg
Insurance can be comforting although insurance salespeople often aren’t.
Although Jewish, I am a sworn CatHolic. No comfort zone for without a cat.
…no comfort zone for me without s cat.
…without a cat.
The more comments from you, Heila, the more comfortable my comfort zone. I guess I’m a Heilaholic.
Ha ha, you are simply comfodorable, Anne!
You’re in the zone, Heila!
It may be that cats are the one thing your readers all have in common. But we are perfectly happy about that
That should read, “purrrrfectly.” Spell Check is the adversary of all punners!
Puns are in our comfort zones, Maureen!
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