Every day, I look for pick-me-ups that I can pick up and share in this blog. Here’s one I picked up yesterday:
I’ve picked up from picky people that everyday pick-me-ups are particularly helpful on Mondays. Therefore, I’m picking these pick-me-ups for you, today.
When you become part of the universe and the universe becomes part of you, is that a pick-me-up? If not, what are your everyday pick-me-ups?
My sister, who is always one of my pick-me-ups, offered to pick me up later today and drive me and Michael to a Passover Seder at my cousin Lani’s house.
I wonder what pick-me-ups I’ll have to share with you tomorrow.
For now, I need to pick me up from this blogging chair and go to the Honda Dealership to see if I can pick me up a new tire. Then, I hope to pick the right things to say to provide pick-me-ups for people at work.
Here‘s a pick-me-up song I found on YouTube:
I forgot to pick up a picture of gratitude yesterday, so here are some grateful pick-me-ups from previous posts:
Thanks to all who helped me create this pick-me-up post and to you — of course! — for picking me up with your visit to this everyday blog.
Your posts help make my day
Words from you help make my day, Alex.
I can’t offer you much in return but I can offer dinosaurs
Nice photos. 🙂
Nice of you to say so!
Happy Passover, Ann
Thanks, Ray
Your post picked me up today, Ann. Thank you. I am still on the slavery side of things and needed that.
Happy Passover!
Your gratitude picked me up, Maureen, and Happy Passover to you!
Thank you for putting all that effort into this lovely post 😊
Thank you for this lovely comment, which picked me up!
Your gratitude is always showing…thanks, Ann.
I’m grateful for you and I hope that shows.
All I need for a pick me up is to come here — where I find myself picked-me-up by your graciousness and gratitude — Happy Passover.
It takes one gracious and grateful person to know another one, Louise. Thanks for the pick-me-up!
Chag sameach, Ann!
Thank you, Marcia!!!
I always find a good quote can be a real pick-me-up, so here’s one from Allan Lieberman that seems timely:
Well Hanukkah’s fun but they’re ain’t nothin’ greater
Than eatin’ ’til you’re full at a Passover seder.
Pass the macaroons, I’ll start the diet later.
Thank God I’m a Jewish boy.”
Happy Pesach.
Somebody passed the macaroons last night and we all ate until we were full. With comments like yours, Chris, thank God I’m a blogging girl.
Thanks for the quick pick-me-up today, Ann. Remember the kids’ game pick-up-sticks? They didn’t make me smile so much. Pixie sticks did, with the sweet sugar powder. But I digress.
Your digressions, Mark, are ALWAYS pick-me-ups.
Lovely…and this chick definitely loves chocolate.
This chick, too. Thanks for the lovely comment!
We all need a pick me up and sometimes I just need someone to pick me up off the ground because it can be so hard to get up this wouldn’t be so hard if I wasn’t so fat, just saying
Thanks for picking me up, Joanne, as usual. <3
Reading your blog is always a pick-me-up!
-Alan
A Blessed Passover.
Thanks for your blessed comment, Alan, and for picking me up, again.
I find a doozy of a pick up right here. Every day.
That’s a doozy of a pick me up for me, Colleen. <3
I love the Egg Full of Bunnies–it looks like it might be like Monkeys in a Barrel, for those of us who remember that great childhood game!
Thanks for the pick-me-up of that great memory!
That Mary Blige is a tonic and so are you, Anne.
It takes one tonic to know other ones!
Thanks for this tonic, Ann. And Lisa for getting there first 🙂
Thanks for getting here, Derrick — that’s a great tonic, every time.