Yesterday was a day of ordinary miracles, especially because miraculous blogger Beth sent us this extraordinary hand-made condolence card for the loss of our ordinary miracle of a cat, Oscar.
That reminds me of the day of ordinary miracles when I tried to see Oscar in the stars.
It’s a day of ordinary miracles when a miraculously wonderful person like Beth gets me in such a profound way. Yesterday was also a day of ordinary miracles because somebody in my Coping and Healing groups said, “It’s great to have a group like this where other people get you.” These days, it’s an ordinary miracle when people get each other.
Yesterday was also a day of ordinary miracles because my 22-year-old son Aaron agreed to take a walk with his mother. Let’s see if you can see ordinary miracles in my other photos from yesterday:
It would be an ordinary miracle if you could find Aaron in one of those photos.
Today looks to be another day of ordinary miracles because I found this very helpful article with “Five-Minute Coronavirus Stress Resets, which include music medicine, cooling off, paced breathing, and anchoring. Here‘s the music medicine cited by Dr. Jenny Taitz that was found to be almost as effective as taking a benzodiazepine for pre-operative patients.
Here’s what The Daily Bitch Calendar has to say about another day of ordinary miracles:
I am woman, hear me
- sigh,
- cry,
- try,
- laugh,
- speak up,
- lead,
- follow, and
- blog*.
Gratitude always creates a day of ordinary miracles, so many thanks to Beth, my son Aaron, Dr. Jenny Taitz, Marconi Union, and the other ordinarily miraculous ones who sustain me in this blogging journey, including YOU.
* For other days of ordinary miracles, see the rest of the thousands of posts for this daily blog.**
** Because it’s been so long, it’s an ordinary miracle that I remember how to insert asterisks here and now.