There’s room for your feelings. There’s room for my feelings, too.
There’s room for the feelings you like and for the feelings you dislike.
In therapy group rooms, there’s room for me to remind people that there’s room for feelings.
There’s room for feelings about the rest of my photos from yesterday.
There’s room for feelings about this song.
There’s room for feelings about this post in the comment section, below.
I know there’s room for my feelings of gratitude for all who helped me create today’s post and — of course! — for YOU.
I feel I have the room here to express my gratitude to you Ann for the very interesting blog post you create every day. I often read it while sipping my morning coffee out in our outdoor room here in Naples FL called a lanai (which is called a “Florida room” in other parts of the state). Since our friends from the north always ask,”What’s a lanai” here’s what Wikipedia says: “A lanai or lānai is a type of roofed, open-sided veranda, patio or porch originating in Hawaii. Many homes, apartment buildings, hotels and restaurants in Hawaii are built with one or more lānais.” The only characteristics I’m aware of that Naples FL shares with Hawaii are the tropical weather and nearly daily rains in the warmer months, the palm trees and an abundance of colorful flora. Hope I didn’t take up too much room!
There’s room for all your thoughts and feelings about rooms like lanais and other things, Sunny.
Jack and Adam singing in the car? A really a fun way to start the day, Ann. I’m feeling glad I woke up.
I’m feeling glad you’re here, Ruth.
I feel joyful when I come here.
I feel joyful I awoke and a new day is stretching itself into the rising sun.
and I feel grateful always for people like you in my world.
I feel grateful and joyful with you, Louise.
Often in science fiction we encounter aliens who, we’re told, don’t have emotions–Star Trek being the most obvious example (although any good Trekkie will tell you most Vulcans have emotions; they just suppress them, but that’s another story).
And yet these supposedly emotionless beings often express feelings: curiosity, compassion, surprise. Data has a desire to be human, to feel, but what is desire if not a feeling?
What these characters remind us of is that there is always room for feelings because to be alive is to feel.
http://www.startrek.com/legacy_media/images/200303/tng-258-data-consults-sigmund/320×240.jpg
I feel that what you say is true, Chris.
I loved that song clip. I have never seen it before so will find the movie. Lots of fun.
I feel better! Thank you for posting.
I haven’t seen “Anger Management” either and now I want to watch it.
I feel better! Thank you for commenting, Maureen.
Every day is like a little gift when I read your posts! Thanks!
There’s always room for kind comments like yours! Many thanks, Patricia.
I don’t feel pretty, just thought you needed to know that, yesterday I mostly felt hot, something to do with temps in the 40’s°c. I do feel good when I come here for a visit
I do feel good when you come here for a visit, Joanne. I hope you feel cooler soon!
Rooms for feelings are rooms to eat in!
http://i300.photobucket.com/albums/nn9/marisafpr/339fdd5c-eae3-4fb8-9fab-d22e2cffa5e9.jpg
Grumpy feels hungry! When I’m hungry, I’m grumpy too.
I feel a game of hopscotch coming on
There’s room for that, Derrick.
There are plenty of rooms for all those feelings, but the biggest room I think should be for love.
Thanks for making room for love, Lisa! <3
We recently had the problem of putting our anger, fear & sadness feeling in the closet at my house. Thank goodness they’re all over the floor right now, but how they got there was not very pleasant.
I think I’m going to copy your house and put it on my fridge as a reminder. Thanks Ann!
Love the video!
Love how you made room for feelings! <3
Love the house analogy / metaphor Ann 🎈
Love you and all the room create for the rest of us, Val. <3
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Love your post. I am also learning it’s OK to have feelings. It’s OK to have likes and dislikes. I am glad to see someone else is going through the same thing.
LOVE your comment. I’m very glad to see you here.
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