In these divisive times, it’s helpful to focus on what connects us, which I get to witness six times every week in my therapy groups.
Do you see what connects us in my images for today?
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Here’s what I find when I search for “what connects us” on YouTube.
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As always, I am very grateful to be connected to YOU!
The need to connect. I see it all the time, little as I go out. Nodding at folks as we pass them on the sidewalk. Checkers chatting with folks as they tot up the grocery bill. Me telling little stories as I wait for same. Me trying to think of a response to your questions every day. You responding to so many of us. Strangers stopping strangers just to shake their hand, as the good ol’ Grateful Dead sang.
I feel connected with you, Barbara.
That’s quite a scary story about the axe and the tree!
Are the excerpts from social media that you post here from Twitter (X), now, or Threads?
They’re from both. I try to include in the screen shot a clue as to which one it is.
Joan is definitely something that connects us. I think connecting people is one of the special abilities of pets.
I think you are very good at connecting people, Chris.
Joan and Harley are the connecting pieces o
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Life’s puzzle
Thanks for connecting your comments, Maria!
With a jerky morning finger! 😏
What’s in the mind and what’s in the soul connects us, Ann.
I agree, my connected friend.
I hope that we connect through good things, our heart and soul. the human need to connect is incredibly powerful