How would you describe current reality? And what current reality do you see in today’s blog post?
The current reality pretty much guarantees that there will be some babbling on Babbling Day from a certain presidential candidate and convicted felon.
Heaven knows what I’ll find when I search for “current reality” on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who are sharing my current reality, including YOU!
I hope my blog posts are topical, even when I’m exhausted by the current topics.
Sometimes, I’d prefer what’s tropical to what’s topical. This is one of those times.
I’m also wishing that what is topical now becomes less typical after the USA election. I’m going to do my part by voting for Kamala Harris on her birthday — today!
Here are some topical, typical, but no tropical images:
Some of those observances seem more topical than others.
Here’s one of the old and yet still topical songs:
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I look forward to your topical comments.
Thanks to all who typically read this topical blog, including YOU!!
Last week I wrote a blog post about how much I’ll be feeling blue if the USA does not turn blue this next election. Yesterday, I saw this at a supermarket in the very blue state of Massachusetts:
Under that “FEELING BLUE?” headline, it says “You’re not alone” — which is one of the major healing factors of group therapy.
Michael was feeling blue soon after I took that photo when he noticed a grocery bagger wearing a mask BELOW his nose. Conflict makes Michael feel blue, but he still asked that supermarket employee to pull his mask up properly. We both feel blue when we go to this supermarket, because we almost always notice employees with their noses hanging out. When we see these kinds of behaviors, we talk ourselves blue in the face trying to figure out what people are thinking and why mask wearing isn’t better enforced in SUPERMARKETS, for heaven’s sake.
Before that blue period, I took this photo at that supermarket yesterday because these rubber ducks looked like they were feeling blue, hanging in the frozen foods section in this netting.
I didn’t know until later that Michael was feeling blue enough to buy those ducks and set them free.
If you’re feeling blue, you might enjoy some of the other images I captured yesterday near the very blue city of Boston.
Harley has not been feeling blue lately. Have you?
Here’s “Feelin’ Blue” by Creedence Clearwater Revival …
… and “Feelin’ Blue” by Earth, Wind & Fire.
Whenever I’m feelin’ blue, gratitude helps, so thanks to all who are reading these daily pre-election posts, including YOU.
