I own all my thoughts, feelings, and actions, including blogging every day.
Most of today’s images show things I do not own.
I don’t currently own a lot of chocolate but I expect to own more by the end of National Chocolate Day.
Here’s “You Don’t Own Me.”
One thing I do own is my gratitude for all who visit this blog, including YOU.
Now that I’ve gotten through another night, I’m hearing John Lennon’s “Whatever Gets You Thru the Night” in my head.
Whatever got me through the night included these images that I captured yesterday.
Whatever gets you through this October day and night, it’s all right, it’s all right.
Gratitude gets me through the day and night, so thanks to all who help me create this daily blog, including YOU.
I always appreciate it when you come back to this blog, which today will start out with a definition of “comeback.”
come·back /ˈkəmˌbak/
noun
1. a return by a well-known person, especially an entertainer or sports player, to the activity in which they have formerly been successful.
“the heavyweight champion is set to make his comeback”
Similar: resurgence, recovery, return, rally, upturn, revival, rebound, fightback
2. INFORMAL
a quick reply to a critical remark.
“some of my best comebacks just go right over people’s heads”
I’m looking forward to tomorrow’s comeback of many well-known politicians to the activities in which they have formerly been successful. I’m also looking forward to the comeback of my country to the world stage.
Also, since I was very young, I’ve been known for my comebacks. Once, when a young man was telling me how wonderful he was and said, “You can call me God, for short,” I had this comeback: “Short for what — Godawful?”
Now it’s time to come back to my most recent images. Do you see any comebacks in them?
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Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire have had many comebacks, as you can see here:
I look forward to your comebacks in the comment section, below.
Thanks to all who come back to this blog, including YOU.
