If somebody asked you to write, draw, craft a poem, or otherwise express yourself about “Your Core,” what would you core-ageously create?
Here are my core creations from a therapy group last night:
Because confidentiality is a core value of any therapy group, I will not reveal what others expressed about their cores. However, I will tell you that a core member of the group shared this from her core, as we were rounding the last core-ner of the group session:
The universe is more generous and gracious than we think.
That got me, to my core.
In my core, I believe synchronicity is a core force in our generous and gracious universe. Here’s a core photo I coincidentally took two hours before last night’s core group:
Do any of my other photos from yesterday connect to your core?
Music inspires me to the core, so I’ve been singing more, lately, from my core. Tonight, I’ll be joining a core group of 25 singers for Piano Karaoke. (If you want to get to the core of how Piano Karaoke works, click here.)
Here’s my core list of possible songs for tonight:
Over the core-se of three hours tonight, I will sing about a half dozen songs from my core. Do you have any core suggestions of which ones I should perform?
Watching that YouTube video, I notice even more core synchronicity. Tonight, my 18-year-old son Aaron is giving somebody a prom core-sage. And, he’ll be wearing his first tuxedo, as elegant as Fred Astaire.
Here’s something they can’t take away from me.
I hope, to my core, that my core readers know that gratitude is a core value of this blog.
