Two days ago, somebody came to therapy wearing this t-shirt:
I <3 accuracy, but I would never wear that t-shirt. To be accurate, my heart (because of my congenital heart condition) does not look like that.
To be accurate, I <3 many things, including:
- Accuracy
- My heart
- Other people’s hearts
- My son, Aaron
- My boyfriend, Michael
- Blogging
- My readers
- Spontaneity
- Walking
- My work, as a psychotherapist
- My friend Jeanette, whom I met at Film School in Boston in the 1980s and who lives too far away (in Philadelphia), which I do not <3.
Yesterday, I spent 1 hour walking, while my son was at his keyboard lesson in Arlington, Massachusetts.
<3
Then, I spent 5 hours with Jeanette.
<3 <3 <3 <3 <3
I <3 these photos:
I <3 Spy Pond.
I <3 signs.
I <3 green and shadows.
I <3 several things about that picture.
I <3 that paw print and “Run!”
I <3 loving couples.
I <3 celebrating pride (at 11:30 or any time).
I <3 “Turn Around.”
I <3 “Still movin? That’s right you are!”
I <3 the 4th of July and how my late father used to ask people this question:
Does England have a 4th of July?
I <3 people taking naps, although I usually don’t take them.
I <3 Jeanette.
I <3 Jeanette’s smile.
I <3 those t-shirts, but I didn’t <3 them enough to buy them.
I <3 the way Jeanette and I riffed about the big-headed bird on that moving van.
I <3 Jeanette, at our home.
I <3 Jeanette and our cat Oscar.
I <3 Aaron, Michael, Oscar, and Jeanette (l. to r.)
I <3 Oscar and Aaron.
To repeat, I <3 Accuracy.
What do you <3? I would <3 it if you’d let us know.
I <3 that Neil Young is singing “Heart of Gold” on YouTube.
I do NOT <3 how WordPress keeps leaving off parts of this post, as I’m trying to publish it.
I <3 thanking Jeanette, Aaron, Michael, Oscar, my late father, Arlington, Belmont, people who show their hearts, Neil Young, and you — of course! — no matter what you <3.