Today’s Daily Bitch calendar encourages us to normalize …
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… and Merriam-Webster defines “normalize” four ways.
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Shall we normalize my other images for today?
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Did those images normalize different feelings (or anything else)?
I also want to let people know that a plumber was able to normalize our water temperature and the heat throughout our home pretty easily. Phew!
Here’s what I find when I search for “normalize” on YouTube:
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Thanks to everyone who helps me normalize every day, including YOU!
Glad your heating is sorted! Yay!
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I have almost managed to normalize letting things go until I get around to them, instead of setting a time when the thing should be done and then not doing it “on time.” This, when you consider that my time is pretty much my own and the only one scourging me for not getting something done “on time” is me. I am my own worst task master.
I like how much the pictures you share regularly capture normal things but from your extraordinary perspective.
I like your extraordinary perspective, Chris.
I don’t feel like life settled back into normal since that virus rampaged around the world in early 2020, Ann.
I’m with you, Mark.
Mmmm! That supper looks delicious! Somebody put a lot of work into it.
I suppose we’d each have our own definition of what is normal, and for me, I guess it would be understanding that normal can mean many things to many people, but there is a certain comfort in finding our own ‘normal.’