In my Coping and Healing groups, people can use a magic wand, a magic hat (for choosing what’s helpful), and a magic waste paper basket (for throwing away something toxic). It’s magic to witness the creative healing that goes on in those groups.
Do you see magic in today’s post?
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Here’s what I find when I search for “magic” on YouTube.
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Out of my magic hat, I am taking gratitude for all of you!
I will believe in magic today, Ann.
I believe in you, Mark.
I have always believed in magic of almost any kind, but as Chief Dan George reminds us in “Little Big Man,” sometimes the magic works, sometimes it doesn’t.”
Thanks for the magic of your comments.
I think cooking is a form of magic. Imagine taking a bunch of wheat, an egg, milk, a few chemicals, processed cacao seeds—all things whose very existence seems like magic—and, with the application of heat, pull out a cake.
Thanks for the magic you bring, my friend.
There are latkes and lots.of.books in this post and they seem magical to me!
You seem magical to me, Maureen!
I do think that Michael makes your dinner appear just like magic! I love what he serves! And it’s fun for me to note how often our “book piles” have the same titles in them. We seem to have very similar reading tastes, and that’s a fun observation. ❤️
It’s magical to have you in my life, Debra.
I love the magic wastebasket idea!
I love that you love that, beth!