Day 4569: Embrace your journey

Yesterday, my journey included traveling to Newton, Massachusetts to sing protest songs at a demonstration, after which I bought shoes with the slogan “Embrace Your Journey.”

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While I was still smarting from a critical (but cleverly worded) comment about my appearance at a rally the week before …

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… I still managed to embrace the journey. And people at the Newton protest embraced me and my songs — they asked me to come back next week and also attend a demonstration in Needham. And one woman, who embraced me with a hug, asked if I did house concerts!

So maybe I’m not mercifully free of the ravages of talent. In any case, I’ll embrace the journey.

Please embrace your journey through the rest of my images for today.

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Here’s what I find when I search for “embrace your journey” on YouTube.

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Thanks to all who help me embrace my journey, including YOU.

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15 thoughts on “Day 4569: Embrace your journey”

  1. Every journey is different and embracing it is a good thing.

  2. I happen to know that you DO give house concerts and they are the best!

  3. barbarade33afcfd8

    Yay. I just figured out that when I stop paying for Direct TV, I might be able to get a four-wheeled walker, so I can embrace a few more journeys down State Street in Madison with the other protesters this fall. “Once in a while you can get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right.”

  4. Every day is beauty and love sprinkled with confusion and a bit of sadness. That is why every day counts! ❤️

  5. every day is a new journey filled with unexpected things good and not so good, but we keep marching on

  6. Debbie Terman

    I often drive by that protest corner in Newton, though I was out of town this weekend so I didn’t see it this time.

  7. You are you, Ann, and that’s very glorious to so many.

  8. people can be cruel

    I hope you have duck feathers

    and can let criticism roll off your back

    Problem I’m trying to solve? How to get rid of all the junk mail that comes into my Yahoo account!!

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