Day 4093: Better than expected

Because I always dread doing my taxes (and filling out forms in general), working on them yesterday went better than expected.

Maybe my experiences would be better than expected if I let go of expectations (but maybe that’s too much to expect).

Are any of today’s images better than expected?

On Doctor-Patient Trust Day, I realize that my trust for doctors now is better than expected, considering that I encountered a very untrustworthy and hurtful doctor in when I was a child in the hospital. Maybe that’s because my ability to make good decisions once I have the power to choose is better than I expected.

Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “better than expected.”

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I hope this blog post was better than expected and thanks to all who are here, now, including YOU!

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9 thoughts on “Day 4093: Better than expected”

  1. I always dread any paperwork that is important, and once done, always see that it was not the beast I imagined, or if it was, I made it through

  2. @ShellyReilly62 That was my answer to last night’s question. I voted for him, of course, who else was there? And when he rolled out Build Back Better, I dubbed him Joe the Great! 🙂

  3. Debbie Terman

    I actually like filling out forms and other paperwork. Maybe because I come from a family of tax accountants and engineers?

  4. I am glad that your taxes went better than expected. Are they due this month in the United States? I haven’t started mine yet.

    I really enjoyed the photos from Joan’s outing.

    • They are due on April 15, Maureen, and I feel better when I get them done about a month ahead of time. Joan feels better when she gets to go outside!

  5. I hope my day turns out to be better than expected, given it had a rocky start!

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