While yesterday I shared and aired grievances, what I like to share includes so much more.
What I like to share includes love, family, friends, cats, music, food, hope, good grammar and spelling, and the Daily Bitch Calendar.
Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “what I like to share.”
What do you like to share?
What I like to share always includes gratitude for YOU!
Last night, at a family Christmas Eve celebration, I saw this:
Because I feel so much comfort (and joy, which I’m just noticing now) in the presence of loved ones, I comfortably thought, “‘Comfort’ is the title of tomorrow’s blog post.”
Do you see comfort in my other images for today?
Puns are a comfort to me (although not to everyone).
Here’s Annie Lennox singing the Christmas song with “comfort” in it:
I find comfort in Nat King Cole’s version …
… and in this one by Simon & Garfunkel:
I also find comfort in the line “let nothing you dismay.”
Thanks to all who give me comfort every day, including YOU!
No worries, here and now, because
No worries about the images I have to share with you today.
No worries is a bitchin’ goal for many of us.
Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “no worries.”
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No worries but lots of gratitude for YOU!
In all the original posts in this original and daily blog (which I originated on January 1, 2013), there is not one post with the word “original” in the title. Until this original day.
Originally, I was going to start today’s post by showing you these two original photos.
My boyfriend, Michael (who is original in many ways), loves Dunkin’ Donuts coffee, so when we were in the original city of Quincy Massachusetts yesterday, we stopped there for a coffee break. It’s not exactly original, but one of my presents for Michael is a gift card for Dunkin’ Donuts, which he can use at any of their locations, original or otherwise.
Do you see anything original in my other original photos from yesterday?
I feel free and brave enough in this land to mention that I originally thought tonight’s combination of Christmas Eve and Hanukkah Eve was an original in my lifetime. This article (which was originally written in 2005 in Houston, Texas) reports that the overlap is not so original.
Here and here are some musical greetings for this totally original day of December 24, 2016.
Though it’s been said many times, many ways, Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, and many thanks to you!
