Day 3366: Moments

Every day is filled with moments and I am trying my best to stay in the moment during these momentous times.

What moments do you see in my images for today?

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I usually love Spring and I hope there are moments to love in Spring 2022.

Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “moments.”

I look forward to the moments when I’ll be reading your comments on this “Moments” post.

I am grateful for all the moments I share with wonderful people, including YOU.

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16 thoughts on “Day 3366: Moments”

  1. The moment is a bit anxiety-ridden. I try to maintain a focus on positive things so my blood pressure doesn’t soar!

  2. I’d like to take a moment to say thank you to you, and to all on WordPress, for helping make this forum an enjoyable medium to participate in!

  3. The opening of the chapter “Your Inner Roommate” reminded me that Simone Weil said the only honest question we can ask each other is, “What are you going through?” I told a guy I worked with that and he said, “Ain’t that the truth!” And we both laughed together.
    I hope it seems funny now and isn’t one of those you-had-to-be there stories.

  4. it looks like Joan would like a moment to slide down the banister

  5. True funny story: After reading this blog post, I ordered a copy of The Untethered Soul to enjoy at my son’s house, where I’m cat sitting. It was delivered only hours later and I settled down in the evening to enjoy it. But It turned out to be the companion journal, not the actual book. It’s a lovely book that is mostly lined pages to write in, with some pull quotes — pretty but not something that I would use. If you would like it, I’d be happy to mail it to you.

    I noticed the photos of tiles, which makes me think that you might be planning to retile your shower including the floor. I think your samples are very pretty.

    • I hope you get the real book, Maureen, because I’m finding it pretty momentous. And I’m looking forward to spending relaxing moments in our new shower, whenever the work there is done.

  6. Thank you for the many special moments you share, Ann.

  7. No, the fart art didn’t make me laugh. I groaned! Right about then my dog, sitting on my shoulder on the top of the back of my overstuffed chair, farted … right into my hair. It whipped around to my nostrils. If a dog could laugh, she would have! But Hercules – well, that got a chuckle 🤭

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