Day 4120: Incredible

Before I launch into this “incredible” post, I shall find an incredible definition for you.

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Let’s see if there is anything incredible, unbelievable, beyond belief, extraordinary, magnificent, and/or wonderful in today’s blog.

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It’s incredible how many people are really depressed and anxious these days. I see a lot of these incredible people in my therapy groups and it’s incredible how powerful it is for them to realize that they are not alone.

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

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That’s an incredible interview of Paul Simon by Stephen Colbert.

Thanks to all the incredible people out there, including YOU!

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8 thoughts on “Day 4120: Incredible”

  1. so many things, in and out of this world, are incredible, and it seems I am just discovering many of them, a life long education

  2. When you share some outtakes from your Twitter account here on WordPress, from time to time I tried to click the heart under one of them. And it never works! I think I will never graduate from clicking on the heart.

  3. Christy Rose, I am a devotee of Vampire Lit. Thanks for the suggestion!

    As for Incredible, it hardly seems fair to mention the recent eclipse of the sun, since most of you likely don’t have a relative with a beautiful property directly in the path – I’ve actually seen two full eclipses of the sun there. The family reunion was also incredible, as were my late brother and very much here sister-in-law’s coterie of friends that gather there as well. Nevertheless, it was all both credible and in-.

  4. I’ve been reading Trevor Noah’s Born A Crime and some of the things he went through make it seem incredible he survived to adulthood.

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