Day 4515: What is going on here?

These days, I’m often wondering “What is going on here?”

I’m guessing that “What is going on here?” is what Joan is thinking about our new cat toy.

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I’m thinking, here and now, that nobody really know what is going on here — we’re doing our best to guess, but there are always hidden factors. So maybe we are all Joan as we try to figure out what is going on here with our inevitably limited perspectives.

What is going on here in my images for today?

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What is going on here in my world includes packing up/throwing away 14 years worth of memories in my office at the hospital, because we are being moved to shared spaces on a different floor. Because I still have a soul (phew!), I have some feelings about what is going on there, but it helps to know that I am not alone.

I assume that when I search for “what is going on here?“ I’ll find another great songwriter.

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Thanks to all who help me create this daily what-is-going-on-here blog, including YOU!

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8 thoughts on “Day 4515: What is going on here?”

  1. I used to think I was pretty good at drawing lines from A to B to C, Ann, but nowadays it’s not so easy.
    As far as your hospital shuffle goes … I’m glad they’ve given you new space!

  2. barbarade33afcfd8

    Hi there, Fyrnackner! That’s two of us for Robert Hunter! 🙂 As for what’s going on here, a dime fell into the garbage disposal and now I get to use my new flashlight given me for Mother’s Day to look for it. Yeah, as I told Facebook, a new flashlight! Also a car.

  3. good luck with the move, Ann! x

  4. the good thing about moving spaces is that it helps us (forces us) to keep what is important and get rid of what is not and that’s a good exercise to do every so often. as far as knowing all that’s going on, I think it’s impossible to know all of it, but I do try to know what is important to me., my loved ones and friends, and my community near and far as best I can.

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