Because today is Valentine’s Day, you’re likely to see hearts all around you.
Because I blog about my heart and others’ hearts, you’re likely to see hearts here on any day.
Here’s the first photo I took yesterday, at cardiac rehab.
I told Carla (who had drawn that heart with heart), “Carla! My heart doesn’t look like that!” She agreed, heartily.
Do you see hearts in my other photos from yesterday?
Here‘s a song with heart (which my heart found on Youtube by searching on “heart kalimba“)
Thanks — from the bottom of my unusual heart — to Ruth Akello, Béla Fleck, Carla, Michael, Oscar, Amber, and everyone else I love who helped me create this heart-filled post and to you — of course! — for bringing your heart here, today.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
I heart your blog
I heart your blog and you, Alex! ❤
The video was an especial treat! Hugs and hearts to you on this day, Ann! You know more about hearts than most people, and Valentine’s Day could be renamed “Ann Koplow Day”.
Your comments are an especial treat, and I hereby rename this day “Weggieboy Day” in honor of your wonderful heart. ❤
Love that song – and you! I am sorry for being so slack with reading – you are such a hero of mine.
You are such a hero of mine, Julie, and no need to apologize. I ❤ your ❤ !
Just wrote a post – first time for ages Ann!
Another post for the ages, Julie! ❤
Happy heart day, my dear friend Ann. Meet one of the banjo greats who influenced Bela. And Tony is from Syracuse.
Love Tony Trischka, this comment, and you, Mark! ❤ ❤ ❤
Happy Valentine’s Day! Lovely music.
What a lot of snow there is outside the window in one of your shots! That is a beautiful hallway, too. Is there more story behind any of your photos? I am always wondering how each photo came to be chosen. 🙂
Happy Valentine’s Day to you, Maureen! Thank you for the lovely comment. On Monday, we had looks of love as we visited a couple of homes in Waltham, Massachusetts. While these homes had their charms, Michael and I will not be living there. And that’s the story.
Earth needs a good shake up for this
Thanks for shaking things up here, Derrick.
Bless your ❤️, Ann.
Bless your beautiful heart, Ruth. ❤
I love the heart that beats in this blog Ann.
and I like that house, it appears to have character. 🙂
I love the heart and the character of you, Colleen. ❤
Awwww….thank you Ann! 🙂
“In prayer it is better to have a heart without words than words without a heart.”- Mahatma Gandhi
Thanks for the heart you show in every word, Maria.
“Write it on your heart that every day is the best day in the year.”- Ralph Waldo Emerson
Thanks for helping make this the best day of the year!
The “Throw Down Your Heart” video starts at the beginning of the Nile which reminds me of one version of the myth of Osiris: murdered by his brother Set his body was split into pieces, one of which became the source of the Nile.
Isis loved him so much collected the pieces and Osiris was resurrected as the god of the Underworld and the annual flooding of the Nile marks his rebirth.
Love, rejoining, resurrection–what better story is there for Valentine’s Day?
I love this comment so much, Chris. Thanks for putting it all together.
And a Happy St. V’s day to you, Ann!
-Alan
Back at you, Alan! ❤
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Happy Valentine’s Day to you! ❤
That is some house with some wallpaper! And those fireplaces!!! Ahhhhhh…. The fabulous drawing made me recall a song about a broken heart, where one of the lines was ‘you just sorta stomped on my aorta.’ One hopes nobody is stomping on yours or any visitor’s here.
Your fabulous comment inspired me to find this:
with each calm breath
may your heart break
open with loving
healing energy 🙂
i always
breathe calmer when
your loving and
healing heart
shows up
here
What a beautiful house Ann! Wishing you a heartfelt happy valentine’s day my friend
Heartfelt thanks to you, my friend. ❤
A colander lamp! What a gas! And many 💖💕💖💕💖💕 to you!
I love that lamp and your beautiful heart! ❤