Yesterday, I saw this sign, which I love:
Throughout the day, I took other photos of things I love.
Here‘s another thing I love:
Because we who love classical music believe it heals the body, soul, and mind, I’m going to request that classical music be playing during my recovery from open heart surgery, next week.
Here’s another thing we bloggers love: comments!
I hope gratitude is a thing you love, because I’m feeling it, now, for you.
I love your blog and like knowing that Aaron is happy in Edinburgh as you get ready for surgery. I feel gratitude for the time you give us by posting.
I love and feel gratitude for you, too.
Just be sure to ask the nurses to omit Mozart’s Funeral March from your classical playlist.
I love how this comment made me laugh. I don’t love the idea of hearing his Requiem, either.
It’s always a delight to see your keen eye in action. Thank you!
It’s a delight to see this comment, which I love!
I am a fan of classical music for stress relief. Always. That close up photo of your son…amazing. 💕
Thanks to iPhone for FaceTime and for screenshots! And I am a fan of yours, Van, always.
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I love you and miss you.
I love you and miss you, too. ❤
Things I love……your blog!
Best wishes to Aaron on his new endeavors, I’m sure he’ll do great!
And best wishes to you on your surgery, it’s going to be just fine!!
Things I love … My dentist!
You love some pretty cool things! I wish you well in the open heart surgery. I saw a great classical concert on Saturday evening and blogged about it today. There are some links to some of what they played. You might enjoy it.
Thank you! You love some pretty cool things too!
Good idea on the classical music.
Why not surround ourselves with things we love, right Emilie?
“The greatest happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved; loved for ourselves, or rather, loved in spite of ourselves.”-Victor Hugo
I agree with you on that one Oscar!
A thing I love is calling Grumpy!
I love the things you post, Maria!
Ann, the thing I love is that photomontage of Aaron! Great job, and he has a sculpturesque face.
That was just me taking a screenshot when we were using FaceTime on our iPhones. It does look cool though, doesn’t it?
Yes, I love the close-up, it looks like a sculpture
Hi Ann, I wish you well and peace in your upcoming life events. You have such strength which is admiring. I want to add that in researching and writing on my blog about anxiety I discovered that according to a group of Oxford University scientists, listening to the third movement of Beethoven’s No. 9 lowers blood pressure and helps fight heart disease. You might want to add that to your repertoire. 🙂 Thank you for the time you take to write your daily blog. It’s inspiring to me. Have a great week!
Beethoven’s 9th is one of the things I love! I also love this thoughtful comment from you.
Most everything I could have said this post has been said. Love you!
Love you too!
Sky Bars and fried clams are two things I love but I have to love them in moderation. And I have a love-hate relationship with technology. I love that Skype and other programs allow us to communicate with those we love even when they’re far away, but I hate unnecessary changes. And it irks me that I can’t find a clip of Gomez Addams saying, “But I didn’t hate my mother. It was an accident!”
That reminds me that I do love silly jokes, though, and they’re calorie-free.
Another lovable comment from Chris! ❤
Many things to like/love here, but I think you know that already
I love to hear it again!
I love that a store is called things we love-I loved seeing you face time with Aaron-I loved hearing that Mozart- I love this blog! ❤
I love Lisa! ❤
I’ve been fretting over the piano concert in my current story. What should the pianist play? I chose Mozart. Made me smile to see Mozart on your list, almost like a little nod of reassurance. 🙂
I love this comment and I apologize for taking so long to see it! ❤