Every day, we make life choices which affect outcomes in ways we might not expect. Some of us are privileged enough to have more choices than others.
Today, I’m making the choice to share all these moments of my life from yesterday:
I like life choices that Jimmy Kimmel made on his show on Friday night.
My life choices always include gratitude, so thanks to all who visited this blog, here and now.
In yesterday’s blog post, I asked the question “Who’s counting?” twice.
Today, as I am looking at others counting the horrific numbers of dead in the United States and around the world, I’m asking, “Who counts?”
I don’t know how people in power would answer that question, but I do know how the people I love, respect, and count on would answer it.
Everybody counts.
Who counts in the phots I took yesterday?
Who counts on love? I do.
When I search YouTube for “Who Counts”, I find this:
I count on you to watch that video and I count on you to vote.
Thanks to everybody who counts, including YOU.
Last night in a therapy group, we did a mindfulness exercise in which we focused on the temperature in the room. After the exercise, people shared that they were
This goes to show that different people in the same room at the same time can have very different experiences, even regarding something as measurable as the temperature.
Earlier in the day, I noticed that the temperature outside was the coldest I could ever recall for the Boston Red Sox home opener.
Later in the day, the temperature in the group room went up when people discussed what made them mad.
What makes you mad? How does that affect your temperature?
Here’s the last photo I snapped yesterday in the cold Boston temperature.
Here‘s a film by David Leaf about the night James Brown saved Boston.
Thanks to all who helped me write this post about the temperature and — of course! — to you, no matter what the temperature is where you are.