According to the National Day Calendar, today is Who Shall I Be Day!

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Who shall I be on Who Shall I Be Day? Shall I be
- a blogger,
- a group therapist,
- a mother,
- a wife,
- a friend,
- a person with a rare heart condition,
- someone who has been attempting to remodel a water-damaged bathroom for almost two years,
- a person who has been diagnosed with PTSD,
- a lover of cats,
- a funny person,
- a scared person,
- a brave person,
- an empath,
- a Democrat,
- someone who grew up in an Orthodox Jewish household,
- a songwriter,
- someone with 33K followers on Twitter,
- somebody who aches about injustices,
- a person who likes to ask lots of questions,
- a neighbor,
- an observer,
- a 70-year-old woman in an ageist and sexist culture,
- a playful person,
- a teacher,
- a learner,
- a catastrophizer,
- an optimist,
- a person who wakes up in the middle of the night trying to solve problems big and small,
- someone who recognizes that we all have to put problems aside sometimes,
- a list-maker,
- somebody who struggles to trust herself and others,
- someone who tries not to take herself too seriously in the midst of serious times, and/or
- a person who captures and shares images here every day?












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Here’s what I find when I search for “who shall I be day” on YouTube:
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Who shall you be on Who Shall I Be Day?
Every day, I shall be someone who is grateful for YOU.

I will be whoever I wake up being on any particular day, but always me.
Thanks for being who you are, beth.
I’ll be my best self every day, Ann.
And the world is better for it, my friend.
Your bathroom is looking spectacular! But I sure hope that your home has another bath or shower, as the renos have gone in so long. I think you could write a memoir about your pandemic renovation and it could be funny, wry, or deep. Hopefully not tragic!
Thank you for your always spectacular support and empathy, Maureen. We do have another bath/shower and some day soon I will be somebody who has another new and beautiful one.
I would say I contain multitudes but that’s someone else’s line. I’m just happy to be here.
You do right as though you contain multitudes. Always something interesting that comes from a deep place
You do right as though you contain multitudes. Always something interesting that comes from a deep place.
Write, not right. (I usually dictate my comments.)
I’m just happy you are all here.