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Day 4477: Views

After enjoying spectacular views in Italy, I’m back in the USA, where a major part of the population does not share my views about the current administration.

Because I want to make sure I can view things clearly, I decided yesterday to get a new pair of glasses at Eye Look Optical in historic Lexington. Here are some of my views from there:

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That’s Matt, who shares a lot of my views about people, priorities, and life, and who, in my view, was the best at helping me pick out a great pair of glasses.

Matt told me he would increase the views on my YouTube channel by playing my original song “Everybody’s Somebody’s Asshole” for other people. If anybody wants to view that now, here it is:

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Here are some more views I experienced at Eye Look.

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After trying on and choosing another pair of little red glasses, I told Matt he should view this recent Saturday Night Live skit.

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I hope people don’t view me as a “very bad therapist.”

My friend Janet, who shared spectacular views in Italy with me, generously shared these views of my family members from Ancestry.com.

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It’s great to view those pictures of loved ones. Thanks, Janet!

Here are the rest of the views for today’s blog:

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I look forward to your views in the comments section, below.

Thanks to all who view my blog, including YOU!

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Day 3078: It’s No Lie

It’s no lie that I am

  • going to meet up with blogger Mark Bialczak, his dear wife Karen, and his sweet dog Ellie B. on Cape Cod today,
  • looking forward to the weekend,
  • keeping this blog going for the 3078th day in a row,
  • wanting you to understand that my impressive blogging streak does include making sure that my then-boyfriend, now-husband Michael wrote three entries after my open heart/valve replacement surgery in 2016, and
  • terrible at lying.

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It’s no lie that it helps to know that you are not alone — that’s why I love being a group therapist (and that’s no lie either).

It’s no lie that my coping strategies, as we all deal with the pandemic and politics, include blogging, singing, dancing, walking, talking, eating, and tweeting.

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It’s no lie that I’m no expert on lots of things, including Brazilians.

It’s no lie that Mark Bialczak and I both love Steely Dan and it’s no lie that I was singing and dancing to this in my neighborhood yesterday:

It’s no lie that I end each blog post with gratitude, so thanks to all who help me blog every day, including YOU!

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