Look here; look there. No matter where you look, you’ll see people who look at things differently than you do.
Look here! It’s another collection of what I’ve been looking at.
Look here, didn’t we celebrate Hug Your Cat Day last week?
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Here’s what I find when I look for “look here” on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who look here, including YOU!
It’s funny to me how subjective funny can be.
Late night, when Michael and I were watching the Australian TV series Frayed, we had very different reactions to what was funny. The moment I found laugh-out-loud funny got a blank stare from him and vice versa.
Despite that, I think Michael is as funny as my late father and my son, who are both very funny Aarons.
Here are some “funny” quotes:
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What’s funny, for you, in my images for today?
I think two of those National Days are funny and here is what I find when I search for “barber shop quartets funny” on YouTube.
I look forward to your comments on this “funny” post.
Funny thanks to all who help me create this daily blog, including YOU.
Yesterday, for the mindfulness exercise in both of my Coping and Healing groups, I invited people to access moments of inner peace. Then, last night, I asked this question on Twitter:
Somebody in group last night brought some moments of inner peace by sharing this: FEAR is Forgetting Everything is All Right.
It’s challenging to find moments of inner peace during times of conflict, stress, pandemics, injustice, and war. However, people somehow find those moments of inner peace through nature, meditation, music, animals, friends, family, self care, and love.
Can you find some moments of inner peace in my images for today?
Despite having an appointment to bring Harley to the vet today during a snowstorm, I’m still finding moments of inner peace.
This is what I find on YouTube when I search for “moments of inner peace.”
I also find this:
I look forward to moments of inner peace reading your comments.
I’m grateful for all my moments of inner peace and for YOU.
What do you see in this photo?
What do you see? I wonder if I’ll see what you see in a comment below.
What do I see? A musical note AND a twist of thread on a bed.
See? What you see and what I see may be the same, or it may be different.
What do you see in my other photos from yesterday?
Sometimes we see what we want to see. I wanted to see my son arriving last night from Edinburgh, and I did!
What do you see in this YouTube video?
What do you see at the end of every post from me?
Gratitude and thanks.
