Day 3764: Good people

Here and now, I have many good people in my life, which is very good.

My parents were good people and today, on my late mother’s birthday, I’d like to post a picture of her with my son Aaron, who is also good people.

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Do you see good people in my other images for today?

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As you can see, there are a lot of good people on Twitter, despite its dumb fuckwad reputation (and owner).

Let’s see if I can find any good people on YouTube.

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Thanks to all the good people in my life, including YOU!

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19 thoughts on “Day 3764: Good people”

  1. Thank you for sharing the marvelous love that traveled up and down in generations on this, your mom’s birthday, Ann.

  2. A lovely picture

  3. All of my friends are good people. Even some that others have designated bad are good people at heart. They have the added advantage of being interesting. Which isn’t to say that the good people who haven’t been bad aren’t interesting. It’s kind of interesting to ask why they have never been bad.

  4. I love that photo of your son and your mom.

  5. Debbie T

    Girl Scout leader appreciation day! Yes! this marks my 30th year as an active adult volunteer in GS. I’m retiring from it in June.

  6. Your mother is proof that good people promote goodness in others. We can’t stop terrible things from happening but we can emphasize the good.

  7. I’m glad you feel that way about your parents Ann, as good people are like seeds in fertile soil who received the necessary conditions to grow and flourish; a promise to a better future. Good for you!!

  8. happy belated birthday to your mom, and I love that picture of grandmother and grandson, the goodness continues

  9. I’ve admired the photo before, Ann. Your mother’s joy in being photographed with her precious grandson shines through. Happy, wonderful memories, and you’re right, good people! Lovely!

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