Please forgive me, my loving readers, for starting this post with this image:
I love blogging every day, so I forgive WordPress or my computer or my phone or technology in general for making it SO difficult, just now, to upload that ONE photo out of all my new pictures.
Forgiving is lovely. I recommend it.
Let me know if you love and/or forgive any of my other photos from yesterday.
I love people who vote. I’m not sure I forgive people who don’t vote, but I’m working on it.
Here‘s what comes up on YouTube when I search for “people who love are forgiving.”
I look forward to your loving, forgiving comments.
I love ending posts with thanks to all who help me create them and — of course! — to YOU.
If we have another referendum I will not vote for yet another farce. I trust you will forgive me
I’d forgive you, my lovely blogging friend.
There are people and their choices who are very hard to forgive but it’s even harder not to, as you continue to carry that load. Just set it down and walk on, lighter for having done so.
I’m lighter for having read your comment, beth.
Yes, Ann, it is better to forgive.
Yes, Mark, you better my days.
Do you see yourself as more of a hard-boiled egg or a soft-boiled egg person? Do you see yourself as more of a stair cat or a sofa cat?
I am a scrambled egg and a windowsill cat.
I am an omelet and a rocking chair cat. I always love to see you, Maureen.
❤️
I love the Tooth Fairy card because it offers up a slightly unsettling explanation of what she does with the teeth she takes, and I feel there’s nothing there to forgive.
I love your never unsettling comments, Chris.
Forgiving isn’t my natural inclination because I’m such a judgmental person but when I do it is liberating.
Thank you for this liberating comment, Kat.
Love and forgiving yeah two words that go well together
More words that go well together from you, Joanne!
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You’ve made me think, Ann! (I forgive you! LOL!) But I realize that I am not the best at forgiveness. I “move on,” for the most part, but I often don’t look back. But I don’t readily forgive. I think I’d like to work on that. I love the card with the tooth fairy bringing the teeth back. Ha!
I’m not the best at forgiveness either, Debra, and I always love seeing you.