Enter here, dear readers.
As I enter another blog post here, I wonder why I entered this image onto my iPhone yesterday.
I shall enter here my best guesses:
- It’s good to know where you should enter.
- No matter where we are or where we’ve been, we still need to enter different places.
- Soon I shall enter a new home.
- Next year, I shall enter a new position of responsibility.
- Yesterday, after I entered the place where I saw the “Enter Here” sign, I ran into somebody who had previously held that position of responsibility. When I asked him if he thought I had what it took to enter into that position successfully, he entered a vote of confidence.
- I have entered many blog posts here and hope to enter many more.
- Today is Memorial Day in the USA, where we honor those who entered battle, never to return.
I shall now enter here, with gratitude, my other photos from yesterday.
How many new situations do we enter into without paying any attention to the newness of it? Like…every single morning. And what follows.
Thanks for entering here, Colleen, and paying attention.
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Edified and re-blogged at https://villageundertaker.wordpress.com/2017/05/29/worth-repeating-3/
Thanks for the edifying entrance of this reblog, Ray.
For those who survive major physical and emotional challenges, they have to enter a “new normal”, a reality that they can survive or despise. Positivity is the answer, acceptance.
As for those we honor today, they have entered an existence we will know soon enough. While we hope it is a better place, it may be nothing more than oblivion. What do you hope to enter? Does it matter? Do you prepare or just accept the future “new normal”, hoping you got it right?
I honor your positivity and acceptance. Thanks for entering here.
Open door to new opportunities 💙
It’s great to open the door and find you here. <3
I sometimes enter places I shouldn’t, like the time I went into the Cleveland Botanical Gardens without realizing it was still under construction and not yet open to the public. It was an accident, but sometimes it’s accidents that allow us to enter a bigger world.
Thanks for making the world bigger here with your every entrance, Chris.
Thank you for being a responsible blogging friend, Ann, always up for the daily challenge. And Happy Memorial Day!
I’m very happy whenever you enter here, Mark.
How wonderful that Aaron is home, just in time to help you pack and move! I can’t wait to find out which wonderful place you chose. And congrats on the new position!
You always enter here in such a kind and empathic way, Sunny.
I just got told to Enter my comment here, and so I shall. Congratulations on your new position and the unnumbered entrances you are about to make! The Memorial Day video allowed me, for a moment, to enter into the world of sorrow that accompanies every military person and family member. No matter who they are, the entrance back into the ‘normal’ world is fraught with unknown terrors. Thank you, Ann, for this timely reminder.
Thank you, Elouise. I’m grateful every time you enter here. <3
This is a touching, post. I “entered” this post to fb page!
I am touched by how you entered here! Thanks, Shelie.
It’s always so good to enter your world!
It’s always so good how you enter! <3
Looking forward particularly to your entering a new home.
I’m looking forward to entering there, Derrick.
Blessings on the new home.
-Alan
Thanks for the blessing of your entering here, Alan.
I entered your post and was entranced. 🙂
Love your entrances, Maureen.
Came scrolled through the post liked the photos now I leave
Thanks for entering, Joanne!