I feel joy when it’s spring and when I see joyful creations on my walks, including the joy created by my neighbor Rob, whose artwork has appeared in many of my blog posts.
Yesterday, when I was taking photos of the latest joyful creations from Rob, his wife Martha invited me inside their home to see Rob’s studio and their two new joy-giving cats.
Do you see joy in my images for today?
On National Stress Awareness Day, I’ll be trying not to stress as I attend a six-hour EPIC training at work, starting at 7 AM. Oh, joy!
Maybe I’ll spread some joy today by singing my EPIC song:
Here’s what I find when I search for “joy” on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who bring me joy, including YOU!
Exchanging book ideas with my BFF from high school last month, I told her I was reading another one of Kim Stanley Robinson’s tomes about the future and she recommended the Book of Joy. Then I told her about the joyful time in the distant past when a group of friends and I traveled to British Columbia to hear the Dalai Lama and Bishop Tutu speak, and how we laughed as they teased each other and taught us all lessons of love.
This comment brings me joy, Barbara.
Some people are still superstitious about black cats which is why I think they deserve special attention. All cats deserve their own joy no matter what color they are.
Thanks for bringing the joy, Chris.
Were you asking if Joan belongs on the kitchen counter? I think she does. But the question is, what does Joan think?
Joan finds joy wherever she is (including the counter).
Those early spring blooms are more than just flowers, in my view. Crocuses, forsythia, magnolia, daffodils beautifully announce the new season.
The early spring blooms bring me much joy too, Debbie.
Magnolias! (I came back just to see them again)
It’s such a joy to see you here, Maureen.
this post is a joyfest~
Thanks for all the joy, beth.