Posts Tagged With: Global Movie Day

Day 3695: What to watch

I keep a very long list on my phone called “what to watch” and here’s the beginning of it:

Last night, I asked a question on Twitter which elicited answers adding to my “what to watch” list.

My “What to watch” list keeps getting longer as my time keeps getting shorter. Today, I’ll watch Deadwood, RuPaul’s Drag Race, a classic movie I’ve never seen (Inherit the Wind, Judgment at Nuremberg, or Witness for the Prosecution), and an answer from my Twitter question — The Painter and the Thief. That’s what my weekends are all about — catching up on what to watch.

Can you see what to watch in my other images for today?

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As if I don’t have enough to watch these days, here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “what to watch.”

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I’ll watch for your comments and thanks for reading this “what to watch” post today.

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Day 3330: Safe Spaces

As I prepare another presentation about therapy groups, I know I need to talk about how to make safe spaces for people within a group, so that they’ll feel safe enough to share important thoughts and feelings.

Do you see any safe spaces in my images for today?

I’ll probably spend Global Movie Day in a safe space reading my birthday present — the wonderful autobiography of the amazing Mel Brooks (who’s aging like fine wine).

Here’s Joan in some safe spaces:

Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “safe spaces.”

I hope the comments section, below, is a safe space for you to express any reactions you have to this “safe spaces” post.

Thanks to all who help make spaces safe, including YOU.

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