It’s almost totally natural for me to
- create a blog post every morning,
- talk to every cat I see,
- sleep less than I’m supposed to,
- overthink decisions,
- have too much on my plate,
- feel unprepared at times,
- worry about the future,
- focus on U.S. politics,
- enjoy living near the ocean despite climate change,
- say too much,
- say too little,
- go the distance,,
- feel tired on stairs,
- trip over things,
- sing,
- dance,
- enjoy baseball,
- notice signs,
- make messes,
- be confused by rapid technological change,
- look at greeting cards,
- learn from my mistakes,
- show my feelings,
- fear that I’m losing or bothering people,
- be concerned about people I love,
- try to solve problems,
- have hope,
- watch what I eat,
- laugh,
- listen,
- observe,
- celebrate,
- apologize,
- think of others,
- facilitate groups,
- make lists, and
- take photos every day.
It’s almost totally natural for me to remind you that you can click on any photo to enlarge it.
I posted one of those photos yesterday on Facebook with the caption “Almost totally natural.” It’s almost totally natural for me to ask you to guess which photo that is.
When I search YouTube for “almost totally natural” it’s almost totally natural that I found “How to make a $1500 sandwich in only 6 months.”
It’s almost totally natural that over four million people have watched that video.
It’s almost totally natural for me to ask for feedback and to look for new ways to thank those who help me create these blog posts and — of course! — YOU.
GREAT list Ann!!!
It is almost totally natural for you to be GREAT!!
SO you Ann! Magical post to go along with those magical clouds 😎
SO almost totally natural of you, Val, to magically dispel clouds.
Wow they’re really planning for National Cookie Day!
It’s almost totally natural to plan far ahead for something important.
Especially with food haha
i have so many of those same natural instincts, but i’d like to add – reading your posts each day is only natural for me and so many others.
It’s totally natural for me to be grateful for you, Beth.
…….scream for a grandchild when I can’t understand what to do with the computer
Almost totally natural and effective.
You are a natural at drawing out great photos from life, Ann. I don’t know which one you picked for Facebook, though!
The self-portrait, Mark, as my hair color is almost totally natural.
Great work as usual, Ann.
You’re ALways, MOSTly, totally and naturally PAWesome! (=^･ｪ･^=))ﾉ彡☆☆☆☆☆☆
It takes one naturally PAWesome one to know another! <3
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“Oh my gourd!” cracked me up.
Your hair has a totally naural beauty this season that goes well with the beach pebbles.
Harley is totally, naturally zen.
Harley is almost totally natural whether he’s anxious or zen. You, Maureen, are totally naturally wonderful.
I think it’s in my nature to respond with this: a few weeks ago I went to a talk on a brief history of drug advertising, and at one point the speaker said “I don’t know why so many drug commercials end with people walking in the woods.” I said drug companies want to promote their products as natural. The director of the library where I work was there and told me she needed clever ideas for a library campaign and thought of me. Naturally that made me very happy.
Also: go Red Sox!
It’s totally natural that many of us would think of you for clever ideas. Go Chris!
seeing your personal list
gets me in touch
with what’s natural
in me, Ann 🙂
seeing you here
naturally makes me feel
many things,
including gratitude
It is totally natural for me to blog 4 days a week with the other 3 days either spent running around shopping or spent doing nothing much at all
It is totally natural, Joanne, for me to be grateful that you run over here to comment.
It’s totally natural for me to respond to your list because I love it! It’s wonderful to have that way to tke a long glimpse into who you are. A little like my A – Z list of “Things that Make Me Happy” helped my readers see who I am at my core. I relate to some of yours more than others. For instance, “say too much,” definitely would be on my list, but “say too little”? Probably not! “Feel tired on stairs,” yes, but “fear that I’m losing or bothering people” … no, I don’t live with fear on my mind. I suppose I bother a lot of people without realizing it. Good for you for your sensitivity! Being “concerned about people I love,” is an area on which we both can agree – for sure! Thanks, Ann, for this insight into your personality!
It’s totally natural for me to love this wonderful comment, Jan!
It’s totally natural for me to luxuriate in your photos, in particular ones looking out at the water…and I like your dinners when you post photos of them. 🙂
It’s totally natural for me to love your comments, Debra.