In last night’s therapy group, somebody was having a good day and somebody was having a bad day. I suggested we all think about and share the differences between a good day and a bad day, which included:
- perspective,
- mood,
- hope,
- helplessness,
- action,
- rest,
- shame,
- awareness,
- self-judgment,
- faith,
- doubt,
- gratitude,
- expectations,
- assumptions,
- self-care,
- isolating,
- connecting,
- the weather,
- the news,
- worry,
- patience,
- anxiety,
- nature,
- guilt,
- technology,
- other people,
- acceptance, and
- being in the moment.
What’s the difference between a good day and bad day for you?
I am now trying to share yesterday’s photos in this post, but it’s no good. Does that make today a good day or a bad day? I am choosing to see it as a good day, especially because I’m seeing Bonnie Raitt and James Taylor tonight at Boston’s Fenway Park.
Because my son and I are leaving for Edinburgh, Scotland, a week from tomorrow to share several good days together, I shall try to resolve these photo-loading issues a good day before then.
Here are Bonnie Raitt and James Taylor sharing a Goode song with thousands of people:
Good thanks to all who helped me create today’s good-enough post and — of course! — to YOU.
