Near the end of my group therapy and individual therapy sessions, I often ask people what feels left unsaid.
What feels left unsaid for me, here and now, is that a wonderful social work intern who co-facilitated two group sessions with me in 2025 tragically died recently in a motorcycle accident.
What feels left unsaid is that life can be very, very unfair. What also feels left unsaid is that sometimes, words fail.
Often, when we say what feels left unsaid we find out that we are not alone. I often express what feels left unsaid here through words and images.
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Here’s what I find when I search for “what feels left unsaid” on YouTube.
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Feel free to say what feels left unsaid in the comments section, below.
Many thanks to all who help me express what feels left unsaid, including YOU.
Yesterday, in my Coping and Healing group, the mindfulness exercise was focusing on peace of mind.
Lately, I’ve been struggling to attain peace of mind. My mind has been going into the future (specifically my upcoming solo trip to Switzerland) with worry and anxiety. It’s also very difficult for me to attain peace of mind when corrupt people are in positions of power.
When I asked about peace of mind on social media last night, some people asked for a definition.
Blogging helps my peace of mind and I hope my images today help yours.
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Some people tell me that rain helps their peace of mind. Let’s see what the chances of rain are on rain day.
Yesterday, when I was on the ferry to work, a woman I had never met before admired my earrings. Coincidentally, she and I both enjoy talking to strangers and we quickly discovered a truly amazing coincidence.
We were both wearing the same socks! That seemed like an especially amazing coincidence because I rarely wear those socks and have never worn them to work before.
Here’s Christine …
… and here are just some of the coincidences: Christine and I both play the ukulele, write songs (including protest songs), live one house away from the ocean in the same city, are therapists, have one son we had in our 40s, love adventure and cats, and freely give hugs.
I’m sure Christine and I will discover more coincidences in the future.
I love coincidences so much that I asked a question about them last night on social media.
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Do you see coincidences in my other images for today?
What a coincidence! My husband does the cooking AND the cleaning.
When Christine and I were discussing coincidences, she told me about the film Quincy Jaws …
It’s very inspiring (and unbelievable) to me that I will be sharing my original protest song You Don’t Scare Me! at a future Which Side? show.
I think you’ll find my images for today inspiring.
It’s Victor and Adi from the ACLU!It’s Paula, who is inspiring in her dedication to these inspiring monthly shows!It’s the inspiring Joyce Linehan and James Sullivan, who organize and host these shows! It’s the inspiring Rubin Brothers!It’s the inspiring Brandie Blaze!It’s the inspiring Todd Thibaud and the house back-up band, The Paid Protestors!It’s the inspiring Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts, Kim Driscoll! It’s the inspiring Melissa Ferrick!
It’s the inspiring Ted Landsmark, educator and lawyer! That’s the inspiring Ted Landsmark in that well-known image of racism in 1970s Boston.It’s inspiring how much Ted Landsmark has done in his long life.
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I look forward to inspiring comments, below.
Thanks to all who helped me create this inspiring post, including YOU!
It’s apparently my destiny to create a blog post about destiny today.
Maybe that’s my destiny because I’m going to see The Odyssey today. According to the reviews, it was Christopher Nolan’s destiny to make this movie.
It is my destiny to share these images with you today.
On Perfect Family Day and Listening Day, it’s my destiny to share this: because I’ve been listening to people in therapy for years, I believe it’s nobody’s destiny to come from a perfect family.
Here’s what I find when I search for “destiny” on YouTube:
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Every day, it is my destiny to express my gratitude to YOU!
