Yesterday, after I watched Jimmy Kimmel Live! and was surprised by the miracle of Jeremy Renner‘s incredible recovery from his snow plow accident , I asked this question about miracles on Twitter:
Here’s the interview that inspired my question about miracles:
Do you see miracles in my other images for today?
Cancelling our noisy and unhelpful thoughts might be a miracle.
Today, after I witness miracles in my therapy group, we’re taking our cat Joan to the vet. If she doesn’t need medicated eye drops, that would be a miracle, and if we can apply eye drops easily, that would be a miracle, too.
What are your thoughts and feelings about miracles?
Thanks to all who help me believe in miracles, including YOU!
Miracles happen for me on a daily basis! I love life, and I love when miracles occur!
I love this comment, Carol Anne!
When people of all walks can gather and find the joy of sharing space in this world, that’s more and more a miracle, Ann.
Thanks for sharing this space with me, Mark.
A favorite line from a Grateful Dead song: “I need a miracle every day.”
Big miracle: left baby daughter by the front porch while I ran inside to get something needed, came out and found her crawling out from behind a big tree near the road into the path of my neighbor’s truck. He had seen her and stopped. It was a long crawl, but that child was fast!
Little everyday miracle: The song of a cardinal greeting me this morning when I stepped onto my deck with a pan of critter food.
Thank you for sharing your miracles, Barbara!
I might need to read that book by Alex Wills. And today’s calendar page is great.
We all need little miracles, Debbie.
it’s the everyday miracles in the smallest parts of life –
Those are the wonderful miracles, my friend.
Some nice photos, there. Happy Passover!
Thanks and Happy Passover to you!
Miracle: Snow this morning after about a dozen deer trimmed or new lawn growth in the springtime sunshine yesterday. Miracle: Newborn gtratgranddaughter – perfect!
Thanks for sharing these miracles!
Jeremy Renner’s survival and recovery are truly a miracle, Ann. I find his story harrowing! In the end it’s a very uplifting story, and I’m glad you shared it. 🙂
Thanks for sharing your reaction, my empathic friend.