There is so much, too much to see within ourselves and all around us. Therefore, we make choices about what we choose to see.
What you choose to see depends upon your experience, your current state, important relationships, and many other factors.
What do you choose to see in my photos from yesterday?
Here‘s “I Am As You Choose to See Me” — a TED Talk by Farah Yasmine Shakir.
I choose to see all the comments you choose to leave, below.
I hope you choose to see the gratitude here, for YOU.
Yay! It’s time for me to write another blog post!
Boo! I only have a short time to do it before I need to leave for work.
Yay! I love my work!
Boo! Work can be stressful.
Yay! Yesterday, I facilitated a therapy group where we made a list of Yays and Boos.
Yay! People said they found that exercise very helpful.
Boo! People had a lot of boos to list.
Yay! People had a lot of yays to list, too!
Boo! I haven’t been to a Red Sox baseball game in a long time.
Yay! I’ve been to two World Series games at Fenway Park with my sister!
Boo! I haven’t seen my sister enough lately.
Yay! I’ll give her a call today.
Boo! I’ve got a lot of tasks on my plate.
Yay! A lot of those tasks relate to my making a successful offer on a house near the ocean!
Boo! Soon I’ll have to pack and leave our current home.
Yay! Yesterday we had a fun meeting at work where teams competed to build the tallest free-standing structure using spaghetti, masking tape, string, and a marshmallow on top.
Boo! I’m not sure if that last sentence was clear or detailed enough.
Yay! There‘s a great video on YouTube that explains it.
Boo! My team’s structure wasn’t very tall.
Yay! It still won the contest!
Boo! I need to end this post.
Yay! I’m so grateful for all who helped me create this post and — of course! — for YOU.