Yesterday morning, these earphones …
… got tangled up, and it took me a while to untangle them before I left for work.
Immediately, some music got tangled up in my head.
Then, those same earphones got Tangled Up in Blue (and other colors):
Next, I got tangled up in traffic,
… tangled up in some confusion,
… tangled up in love for my friends and co-workers Jan and Mary,
… and tangled up in many found objects (some of which were blue):
Before I get too tangled up in today’s post, I want to untangle these things:
- The beautiful, untangled necklace was worn by Linda, one of my favorite people at the hospital-based Primary Care Practice where we work.
- Mary, a clinical social worker like me, told me a few weeks ago, “I’ve been doing this experiment where I look for a specific color in my surroundings, and it’s amazing how everything with that color then pops out at me!”
- I’m not sure whether my recent cardiac surgery is helping me feel significantly better, but I’m sure I’ll untangle that and other heart-related issues when I see my chief cardiologist, Dr. Salem, eight days from now.
- As much as I admire the incredible accomplishments of Bob Dylan, I am tangled up in surprise that I don’t love his music and lyrics more than I do.
What are you tangled up in, right now?
Tangled-up thanks to Mary, Jan, Linda, Bob Dylan, Dr. Salem, my earphones, cats, bunnies, and everything blue (and non-blue) I got tangled up in yesterday. Also, special thanks to you — of course! — for untangling yourself enough to visit here, today.