What I see is very much influenced by
- my mood,
- how much sleep I’ve gotten,
- what I choose to look at,
- the thoughts that are running through my head,
- the people around me,
- the cats around me,
- the news,
- the weather,
- how the Red Sox are doing,
- how I’m balancing my needs with others’ needs,
- self care,
- acceptance,
- how I’m breathing,
- how open I am to new perspectives, and
- how much I am able to stay in the moment.
What do you see when you look at my images for today?
I wonder what the Daily Bitch sees when she looks at herself in the mirror.
What do you see when you watch Sting sing “Every Breath You Take”?
What will I see in the comments section, below?
What do you see when I end every blog post with gratitude for YOU?
I see that two things I like independently doesn’t mean I want to experience them together. Hence, I will not be celebrating National chicken and waffles day with a plate of that specialty, Ann.
Colin Powell’s sayings are quite good. I like the one about the ego. It takes a military eye tô see it that way.
Sometimes things really are as bad as you think, though.
I see that Joan really does think it should be cone free day every day!
I spend most of the day looking out the window, and the amazing thing about that is I always see something different.
What do you see outside your window, Christopher?
Our backyard, which means I have a nice view of a stretch of grass and several trees. And one of the nice things about nature, even a small patch, is it’s constantly changing. The other day I watched a couple of blue jays sipping water together, and they looked like they were laughing about something.
I love that the blue jays in your yard are laughing, Chris.
brown bear, brown bear, what do you see? i see a blogger looking at me!
I see ways to create happiness.