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Day 5028: Anxious

Posted on October 7, 2026 by Ann Koplow

Here and now, I’m anxious about an upcoming insurance review, a group workshop I need to give on October 17 (when I’d rather be at a No Kings protest), making mistakes, and many other things.

I was anxious when I wrote this song:

Now that I’ve listened to that, I feel a little less anxious.

Our cat Harley is much more anxious than our cat Joan.

Can you tell I was anxious when I captured the images in today’s blog?

The Daily Bitch and I both watch TV when we’re anxious.

I hope you’re not too anxious to leave a comment, below.

Thanks to all who are here for this anxious blog post, including YOU!

Categories: group psychotherapy, original song, personal growth, photojournalism | Tags: “It’s Hard to Get Sh*t Done When You’re Scared Sh*tless”, cats, monkfish dish, No Kings Protests October 17, October 7 2026, The Daily Bitch Calendar, The Singing Therapist, the South Shore of Boston, Twitter | 5 Comments

Day 4817: Where is my mind?

Posted on March 11, 2026 by Ann Koplow

Where is my mind when I wonder “where is my title for today’s post?”

Where is my mind as I prepare for a day when I’m getting a Botox injection for the clicking noises that affect my mind whenever I’m speaking?

Where is my mind as I share these other images with you?

Here’s what I find when I look for “where is my mind?” on YouTube.

Thanks to everyone who is here for this “where is my mind?” post, including YOU!

Categories: personal growth, photojournalism | Tags: Botox, cats, Lego Starry Night, letting go, March 11 2026, monkfish dish, Pixies, The Daily Bitch Calendar, the South Shore of Boston, Twitter, WordPress numbers | 8 Comments

Day 2963: What’s the meaning of this?

Posted on February 10, 2021 by Ann Koplow

What’s the meaning of this Daily Bitch Calendar for today?

These days, it’s more difficult to figure out what the meaning is. As human beings, we need to make meaning, but we’re constantly bombarded by too much information that does not separate facts from opinions from lies from jokes. Perhaps that keeps us feeling stuck, wherever we are.

What’s the meaning of my latest images?

What’s the meaning of this TED talk by Sarah Knight — “The Magic of Not Giving a F***” ? I think the meaning might be similar to the quote from Carmel McConnell, above.

What’s the meaning of this? “Please leave a comment, below.”

What’s the meaning of this?

Categories: life during the pandemic, personal growth, photojournalism | Tags: "The Magic of Not Giving a F****", Carmel McConnell, Daily Bitch Calendar, gratitude, leg cramps, making meaning, monkfish dish, Sarah Knight, Twitter, Yogi Tea | 18 Comments

Day 2753: Discovery Areas

Posted on July 15, 2020 by Ann Koplow

Yesterday, I discovered this discovery area on a walk near my home:

Every area can be a discovery area, if you are open to discovery. What can you discover in these recent photos from my surrounding areas?

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If you want to discover more in any of those photos, please click to enlarge.

As usual, I discovered yesterday that kindness rocks.

And you may have discovered, through my photos, that our beloved kitty Oscar is still with us.

What else are you discovering these days, in your area?

Here‘s “The Greatest Discovery” by Elton John and Bernie Taupin, about the birth of a little brother:

Here‘s “A Voyage of Discovery” by Rick Wakeman, from his album Past, Present and Future.

Whenever you look at the ending area of my blog posts, you will find gratitude. Thanks to all who helped me create this “Discovery Area” post and thanks to you, for discovering it!

Categories: life during the pandemic, personal growth, photojournalism | Tags: "A Voyage of Discovery", "The Greatest Discovery", ailing kitty, Bernie Taupin, Elton John, monkfish dish, Rick Wakeman, South Shore of Boston, The Kindness Rocks Project, Wollaston Beach | 28 Comments