This was my walk to work yesterday:
Here’s what happened at my therapy groups at work yesterday:
This was my walk after work yesterday:
That’s my Boston, for you.
Here is my choice for music today, which I heard on my evening walk:
“My Cherie Amour” by Stevie Wonder is one of my favorite songs.
What is your reaction to all of this my, my, my?
Now I need to end my daily post this Friday, so I can go to my work and then see my son’s one-act play, tonight.
My thanks to my Fenway, my walks, my work, my shuttle bus (which I rarely take, by my choice), my feet, my iPhone camera, my therapy groups, my anger (and the rest of my feelings), my Prudential Center, my sunsets, my health, my heart, my hero Stevie Wonder, my son (who is also my hero), and to you, you, and you (of course!), my, my, my readers.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
Ah, to be able to walk to work sounds like fun…except maybe in extreme weather. That is a beautiful section of the city. Maybe in the next chapter of my life….
My, my, my. Sounds like Boston is looking good to you, Ray.
I said OH MY!! when I saw the beautiful photos with the reflections in the mirrored doors and buildings- they are beautiful! Your title reminded me of one of my first graders who instead of using the word my, uses “mines” “That is mine pencil” or “it is mines”- no matter how many times he is corrected, it is still mines not my!
thank you for my 2nd biggest smile of the day (the first was reading your blog) 😀 what a great clip
Ann, are reflections on the door real?
My way of explaining this now: they are illusions, which I could see.
My sincere thanks for the compliments and the two great comments, Lisa! Here’s my response: most of my photos here don’t show mirrored doors and reflections.
But you’re real and that’s enough.
My, my, my! Thank you for this kind comment, Maria.
via https://goo.gl/hrPq9M
My, my, my! It’s my amazing reader Maria AND Leslie Gore AND grumpy cat.
And MY comment…
My thanks to you.
?? Confused now…. sorry if you took my focusing on those photos as not a good thing
My apologies. Not at all. My honest reaction: I love how you focus on things here (and elsewhere). I was just being my usual mysterious self in my response to you, above.
good to know.. 🙂 thanks Ann
I want you to know how you always help make my, my, my day better, Lisa!
❤ ❤
Grumpy Cat didn’t like that. I think she hates parties!
My my my! I’m learning more about Grumpy Cat!
Enjoyed the photos Ann.
My, my, my, how I enjoyed your comment, Bruce.
My, what beautiful reflections Ann 🙂
Thanks for all your beautiful reflections, Val!
I realize the pond and woods on the buildings were illusions, but I loved that your walk to work gave you so much to think about, as did work, and then your walk home gave you time to reflect on what’s within and above. And it was lovely as a summer day.
I took time to reflect on how much I appreciate you, Christopher, as my my my reader.
My oh my what a beautiful day!
Plenty of sunshine and a beautiful comment heading my way, from Janey!
Enjoy the play tonight! Very excited about that!
I did enjoy it, Kate. My my my son was awesome!
Oh good! 🙂
I really like your Boston Ann, especially through your eyes. ❤
Diana xo
I especially really like my my my friend Diana. ❤ xoxo
My reaction is admiration for the love of life, and the questions and wonderful things you notice in this world. Then share with us to admire, ponder, and/or question ourselves.
This made me feel really good about my my myself.
So many “my’s”. Here’s another..my pleasure, to share your view of Boston. Stevie Wonder, one of my all time favorites, a fan since “Fingertips”…he’s 14, blind and gifted. My, oh my. ☺
My my my pleasure, Van, to share these memories of yours.
what’s not urine, is mynine…
Urine not kidding, my my my olde foole.
Where is “My Sharona?” Can’t imagine why that song popped into my head…
That popped into my my my head, too, Nurse Kelly.
Love it! What a blast from the past, right?!
Yes, yes, yes!
🙂
My, my.
You’re, you’re here, Derrick!
hear hear
A lovely song. Great post. Have a wonderful weekend.
My my my weekend is looking great, Alex. Many thanks to my my my blogging friend.
🙂
Love the walk!
My my my pleasure, David!
Thank you for sharing your lovely walk. Your walk became my walk, too.
Our our our shared walks are wonderful, my my my friend.
You did it your way, Ann. My, oh, my. Stevie’s song is one of my all-time favorites, too.
My my my way is better when you join in, Mark.
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That was great! Loved the pictures and ending with Stevie was the icing on the cake:)
My, my, my, it’s great to see you!!