Since we have such incompetent, greedy, and corrupt leadership, life seems to be a series of near misses.
Do you see near misses in my images for today?
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Here’s what I find when I search for near misses on YouTube:
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I miss the days when the world news wasn’t so filled with near misses.
Thanks to all who help me deal with near misses every day, including YOU!
Yesterday, a great co-worker who is leaving gave me a great gift.
Ruilin has been such a great gift to us and our patients. He is going back home to share his therapy gifts there.
Do you see great gifts in my other images for today?
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Here’s what I find when I search for “great gifts” on YouTube:
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I look forward to the great gifts of comments, below.
Thanks to all who give me great gifts, including YOU!
As the current USA administration is wreaking havoc at home and abroad, many of us are asking who is going to have the courage to oppose and stop those who are abusing their power.
Yesterday, I asked “Who is going to have the courage?” on the elon-gated, e-musk-ulated platform formerly known as Twitter.
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I agree that it has to be thee and me.
What will help give us the courage? We need to let go of our fears about taking action.
Yesterday, I spoke with somebody who was paralyzed with fear. We agreed that asking oneself “What’s the worst that could happen?” and “What can I do if the worst DOES happen?” can help dispel panic.
Here goes: What’s the worst that can happen if we have the courage to try and stop this villainy?
There may be retribution and revenge. Lately, I’ve been wondering about the wisdom of always using my real name on social media, especially since I get Social Security payments from a system that is now controlled illegally by Musk.
What can we do if there is retribution and revenge? We can reach out to each other, organize, and take collective action.
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We can also accept all our feelings and focus on self-care to maintain our courage and energy for the long haul.
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On Disaster Day, I’m wondering what I’ll find when I search for “who is going to have the courage?” on YouTube.
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Who is going to have the courage to leave a comment, below?
Thanks to all who are here for this who-is-going-to-have-the-courage? post, including YOU.
When the days turn dark and cold, I witness more people talking about healthy and not so healthy habits.
Yesterday, in a therapy group, people made lists of healthy and not so healthy things in their lives.
Is it healthy to make lists like that?
Do you see healthy or not so healthy things in my other photos from yesterday?
Whenever I see a huge truck with evocative words and images like “Lost Angel,” I assume it’s full of alcohol. Is that healthy or not so healthy?
Here’s some healthy music on YouTube:
Is it healthy or not so healthy to make comments on the internet?
I know it’s healthy to express gratitude, so thanks to all who helped me create this post and to you — of course! — for reading.