I’ve got a lot of catching up to do today, including completing the information for my upcoming appearance on the podcast Therapist Uncensored.
In case you need catching up with my personal saga as told through this daily blog, I often experience waves of different feelings (from joy to dread) when I am doing something new.
Also, many people I know are deliberately NOT catching up with the news because they just want to know, “Who is going to stand up to the chaos and injustice?”
Do you see catching up in my images for today?
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I am always cat-ching up to our cats, no matter what day it is.
Let’s do some catching up on great animation together.
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Thanks to all who are catching up with this blog today, including YOU!
“The Life of Death” is very moving. Thank you
Thank you, Maureen.
Brilliant notion from the Daily Bitch! I play a couple of “Hidden Figures” games online, and every once in a while when I spot something they ask for IRL, I have to repress the urge to click on it. 🙂 I’ve started a review of the bio of John Keats that I finished reading, and I will be catching up on that this weekend. In the meantime, have a few other things I need to catch up on around the house. Also catching up on the doings in Slough House by re-reading the Mick Herron novels. Hoping to catch up on the one that Apple+ is showing right now before too long.
Thanks for catching us up, Barbara!
wonderful work of animation – the very moving film, ‘flow.’
I love that movie, beth.
I’m glad you’ve written several songs, and will write more, because different songs will resonate with different people. And some of us enjoy all your songs but find different ones fit different moods. Though “Catastrophizing” is one I keep coming back to again and again.
The same is true of Miyazaki films. There’s so much range I feel there’s one for everyone, though they’re all great.
You’re great, Chris.
I’m catching up on six days of your blog now, Ann. I find it easier for my life to not visit WP every day, no insults to my friends intended, of course.
No insult taken, Mark, just gratitude that you are here.