I’m so glad I belong to this belogging community!
Yesterday, after I underwent additional surgery to stem the beleeding of my latest incision, I took this photo at a hospital where I belong:
Later, when I got back to the home where I belong, I found one of my belongings soaking in the sink:
Believe me, many of my belongings became beloodied from bedeviling beleeding after Wednesday’s surgery (which belonged in the category of “I Can’t Believe They Recalled the Medical Device Which Belonged in my Body.“) My beloved boyfriend, Michael, with whom I belong, washed all my beloodied belongings last night.
It won’t be long before I post the rest of my photos from yesterday, taken at places where I belong:
I be longing, now, for you to let your manners speak for you. That is, just ask or otherwise express any belonging thoughts or feelings in a comment, which belongs below.
What music belongs here?
Thanks to all who help me know I belong, including you!
My dear Ann, you belong with us, brightening our mornings! 🌞 What an ordeal, but it’s over now. Beloodied things and all. 🐾 I was reading emails and headlines on my iPad after being woken by my sweetheart’s heavy sighs 😩 and handwringing about polling and early voting that has convinced him we will lose. I refused to take that in and have resorted to Nate Silver’s 538 to assure myself we’ve got this. ✌️ Have a beautiful, healthy day, and may your blood stay where it belongs! 🙏❤️😎
After reading your comment, Sunny, I know we both belong with each other! ❤
“Warning, it’s unsafe and often fatal.” Yikes! Where was that posted?
I’m so relieved that the surgeon stopped the blood flow. Hope your things one back from the laundry unstained. May I suggest a bit of stomach-friendly iron for awhile? I find the polysaccharide type quite friendly. (Although I have no credentials for dispensing medical advice at all.) With a hug…
Your hugs help me know I belong, Maureen. That warning belonged on a sign about not leaving pets in cars. I”m so glad you’ve belonged here at WordPress for so long! ❤
Oh, Ann, I am so glad that the unsafe and often fatal sign was not in your hospital!
I wouldn’t belong to an unsafe hospital. Thanks. Maureen !
Why do we call things “belongings” when they’re so close to us? That’s a reminder that the language we soak in is a funny thing.
I’m glad you’re soaking at home.
I’m soaking up all the wonderful words that belong to your comment, Chris.
May you heal well
Your comment is here, right where it belongs.
I look forward to your blogs daily
That helps me know that I really belong here! Many thanks.
Take it easy. Get well soon.
I hope it won’t be long before this is all behind me. Thank you!
may healing be present
in each gentle heartbeat
and content breath, Ann 🙂
your words help
healing and gentleness
be where they belong.
Hey, those are my belongings!
Grumpy looks like he’ll be longing for them to return.
Life is good when we feel like we belong somewhere
I completely agree, Joanne. I’m so glad we both belong on WordPress.
How wonderful to be home after another ordeal, Ann. And you know you have a good man when he’s willing to follow along and “clean up” after you. That’s the essence of knowing you’re at home, belonging, with someone. I love Daughtry’s “I’m Coming Home,” and Phillip Phillip’s “Home.” I think there are several songs which come to mind, indicating how important it is to feel we belong somewhere. I’m so glad you’re home!
Debra! Your wonderful thoughts always help me feel like I belong. ❤
Goodness Anne!!! I hope you heal up well and thank goodness your belooddy belongings were taken care of by Michael. Rest well.
“Rest well” is good advice that definitely belongs here. Thank you!
well I am glad to hear you are back where you belong and stitched up on the road to healing my friend sending hugs ❤ ❤
Friends help me know I belong and you, Lisa, are a good friend! ❤
You belong with our beloved belogging community Ann! May you heal well and your belood stays where it belongs 💛
Now I really know I belong, Val, thanks to you. ❤
Checking in and… WTF?!?!
It’s nice to see you belonging here again and WTF is right!
I sense this is a difficult time for you and forward my very best wishes!
Those best wishes now belong to me and are much appreciated, Robert!
I wish you all the best and a speedy recovery. Blessings!!
Many thanks!