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Day 4015: I’m good

What does “I’m good” mean to you?

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I’m good with those different online definitions and I’m good with my other images for today.

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I’m good with the Festival of Enormous Changes at the Last Minute.

I’m good with these lyrics for my latest original song:

©️ Ann Koplow, 2023

Here’s what I find when I search for “I’m good” on YouTube:

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I’m good with any comments you care to leave today.

Thanks to all who help me realize I’m good, including YOU!

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Day 1810: What do you know!

What do you know!  It’s the eighteen hundred and tenth consecutive day of blogging here at The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally.

“What do you know!”  is (according to people who know)

something you say when you are surprised by a piece of information.

What do you know!  I facilitated two therapy groups yesterday where people talked about what they know, including their

  • feelings,
  • thoughts,
  • experiences, and
  • choices.

What do you know!  I took these photos yesterday:

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What do you know!  When I read out loud what I’d written, directly above, somebody in that group said, “You should start a blog!”

What do you know!  In the other group yesterday, we talked about this children’s song:

What do you know about the feelings in that song?

What do you know! There’s a comment section below where you can post what you know.

What do you know!  I’m ending another post with gratitude to all, including you.

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What do you know!  We all make a difference.

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