Posts Tagged With: rainy day near Fenway Park

If you’re a regular reader of this blog, here are facts you should know, no matter what your age:

1. That is a very unlikely and uncharacteristic post title here, considering this blog is about letting go of judgment (including shoulds).
2. That is a very unlikely and uncharacteristic post title here, considering I rarely write about age.
3. That is a very unlikely and uncharacteristic post title here, considering its focus on facts (without feelings).
4. That uncharacteristic and unlikely title was inspired by two signs I saw yesterday:

No matter when you were born, is there a fact you think others should know? If there is, you should know this as a fact: I would love for you to include that (or anything else) in a comment.

Since I do believe there are facts that can be helpful (although you should know, if you read my blog, that I avoid the word “should”), here are some things I do know, here and now:

• There was rain, yesterday, in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

• People (including me) often take photos near Fenway Park.

•  Yesterday, there were only four candies and two colors in a candy bowl at work.

• There is greenery (and pinkery) inside and outside in Boston, during this time of the year.

• Stairs are still not easy for me, in June of 2015.

• My discomfort with stairs may be a result of (1) my age, (2) my recovery from cardiac-related surgery last month,  and/or (3) the possibility that I should be exercising more.
• My discomfort with stairs, last year, did not interfere with my enjoyment of the Festival Fringe in Edinburgh, Scotland.

This is a prediction (rather than a fact), but I believe that discomfort with stairs will NOT interfere with my enjoyment of the 2015 Festival Fringe, when my 17-year-old son Aaron and I return there, in two months.

Here’s another fact you should know (if you read this blog): I like to include music here.

Born from 1945 – 1965?    You might know this song.

Here are facts you should know: “Born in the USA” by Bruce Springsteen is available for viewing at YouTube.

One more fact you might know: I end a post with thanks to whomever and whatever helped me write it and to you, especially, for reading it.

Thanks (no matter what your age)!