Day 4058: Super

For some reason, I’m thinking about the word “super” today.

Do you see anything super in my images for today?

I wonder if any super observant people will notice the mistakes on that last list.

Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “super.”

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Super thanks to everybody who is here for this “super” post, including YOU!

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19 thoughts on “Day 4058: Super”

  1. I know I’m going to indulge in a super bowl of chili prepared by my dear wife Karen as part of our big game spread, Ann. Veggies and dip to warm up our stomachs, yippee!

  2. kindness is the greatest superpower there is! and my favs, flamin’ hot cheetos are super hot!

  3. Yep – it’s an excessive kind of day today 😀

  4. I’m going to think about writing my next super post to Barbaras Bookhouse, maybe clean the super microwave (what would a super micro wave look like, anyway), and search for another piece in my super (1500 piece) puzzle. After which, I plan to take a super nap. Hope everyone’s team wins. I’m (quietly) cheering for ya!

  5. Debbie Terman

    In addition to missing a few apostrophes, the list shows 2 Super items with a February 4 date—some sort of holdover from the 16-game NFL season when the Super Bowl was always played on the first Sunday of the month, perhaps.

    Also: I love “Entertaining Cheese.” Like, does it do standup? Go to open mike nights?

  6. Sometimes I feel superfluous, especially when I played soccer in grade school, but cats are always super important.

  7. puella33

    Super pictures as always, Ann

  8. I made it to halftime! That’s about as “super” as it could get for me. 😉 But I hope you have a super week, Ann!

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  10. I’m super happy to be a part of your journey Anne! X

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