“Weird” is a word we’ve been hearing a lot these days, since Tim Walz famously used it to describe Republican candidates.
As we prepare for weird in tonight’s debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, here’s a definition of “weird.”
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Do you see weird in my images for today?
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Here’s the first thing I find when I search for “weird” on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who show up for my weird posts, including YOU!
What do you think “ugh” means?
Here’s how I would use ugh:
Ugh! Our trip through Canada this month is being rerouted because of heartbreaking forest fires.
Ugh! I can’t believe that so many people in the USA support mean, selfish, greedy and vindictive leaders.
However, a lovely young person I know uses ugh differently, as you can see in this text message:
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Yesterday, when I was scoping out a local selection of greeting cards (ugh! I do that so often), I saw this card:
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Ugh! Maybe ugh now has two meanings.
However, when I search definitions of ugh online, I can’t find any double meanings.
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I don’t think that my young friend is annoyed, disgusted or upset with my cats. Ugh! I happen to know she loves cats.
Ugh! I wonder if I should ask her about it?
Ugh! I’m so used to thinking that I might be doing the wrong thing, that I actually had the thought that my friend might say “ugh!” if she discovers this blog post! However, if she does, that might actually be a compliment.
Ugh! That reminds me how I have invited people to take EVERYTHING as a compliment, as a way to combat the negative messages in our heads.
Do any of my images today make you say “ugh”?
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Ugh! I don’t like Duran Duran, I do love S’mores, and I can’t be lazy today because I’ll be working on my live album of original songs.
Here’s what I find when I search for “ugh” on YouTube:
Ugh! I look forward to your comments, below.
Ugh! Imagine if I forgot to thank everyone who is here for these blog posts!
Ugh! They’re selling Thanksgiving cards in August!
My belief is that it’s time for a blog post with a definition and quotes.
What beliefs do you see in the rest of my images for today?
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Today I meet with my cardiologist, Dr. Deeb Salem, whose beliefs, caring, kindness, and skills have helped keep me alive longer than conventional beliefs about my heart condition. My belief is that I will have a nice picture of Dr. Salem to share in tomorrow’s blog post.
My belief is that it’s okay for me to have my cardiac pacemaker/defibrillator device replaced this October 3, which happens to be Rosh Hashana.
My belief is that time passes quickly, so it’s hard to believe that Joe Biden passed the baton to Kamala Harris only two weeks ago — it feels much longer.
Here’s what I find when I search for “belief” on YouTube:
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Thanks to all who helped me create this belief post, including YOU!
