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Day 4493: Becoming known

One of my priorities is becoming known for my open-access, attend-when-you-choose therapy group and also for my original songs.

What’s becoming known to me is how little I know about becoming known.

The best I can do for now is to keep doing what I love and to be aware of opportunities for becoming known. It’s also becoming known to me that I shouldn’t be too invested in becoming known, since that might interfere with the wonderful experience of getting to do what I love to do.

As I discover over and over again in my therapy groups, we all have a need for becoming known — not necessarily becoming famous but definitely becoming seen and recognized for our authentic selves.

As the news is now becoming known all over the world, I feel very sad about the death of Pope Francis. Pope Francis always seemed to be a good, empathic, and caring man, while others in positions of power have been becoming known as capricious, vengeful, and greedy.

(Which reminds me, I’m going to record my protest song “You Don’t Scare Me” today with hopes that it will becoming known.)

It’s now becoming known to me that Pope Francis requested another break with tradition for his burial place, which will be the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, the first place we visited last month when Rome was becoming known to us.

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What’s becoming known in my other images for today?

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When I search for “becoming known” on YouTube, I find this …

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… and this …

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Thanks to all who are here for this becoming-known blog post, including YOU.

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Day 4486: Appreciation

I try to express my appreciation to others every day. And while I yearn for expressions of appreciation from others, I don’t let that stop my going forward to pursue my passions — group therapy and songwriting — no matter what.

What appreciation do you see in my images for today?

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Here’s what I find when I search for appreciation on YouTube:

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Now I would like to express my appreciation for Justin Kramer, my ex-husband Leon on National Ex-Spouse Day, my husband Michael for trying again to replicate my late mother’s delicious fried matzo, everyone who helped me create this post, and all those whom I appreciate, including YOU!

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