What’s in your heart as you’re reading this?
What’s in my heart as I’m writing this?
- Love.
- Hope.
- Fear.
- Acceptance.
- Anticipation.
- Curiosity.
- Blood.
- Muscle.
- A mechanical valve.
- Wires from a 1966 cardiac pacemaker.
- Wires from a 1987 cardiac pacemaker.
- Arteries.
- Veins.
- Everything I experienced yesterday, including this big heart in the heart of Belmont, Massachusetts:
- Music (which is on the left in that big heart).
- Groove.
- Delight.
- Fun.
- Mysteries.
- Wisdom.
- Completeness.
- The results of decades of eating all sorts of food.
- Appreciation for all who helped me create this post and for you — of course!
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
Laughter.
Tears.
Faith.
Blood.
🙂
Love this reply. ❤
Fear; concern; confusion; love; delight; hope; peace. It’s been a busy few seconds! LOL! I landed on peace at least, and now I can begin the day. Much is to be said for the therapeutic value of petting a kitty.
Love what’s in your heart. ❤
Much of what is on your list, but, fortunately, not the results of surgical intervention.
I appreciate your heart, Derrick. ❤
…man, I don’t know what this says about me, but the one item from this post that sticks out above the rest?
Cheese balls.
*sigh*
Enjoy your day!
Cheese balls always stick out! I enjoyed this comment, Maggie. ❤
[giggle]
Acceptance
https://twobritsinspain.com/2017/02/20/acceptance/
My heart appreciates your heart’s acceptance. ❤
Such a powerful question – what’s in your heart? “Everything – positive or negative emotions, all our answers, our life compass”
Such a powerful answer! ❤
The heart is a muscle, and where would we be without those? Muscles lift us up, move us forward, and enable us to do all the things we do. The heart may falter, it may even fail, but it’s one muscle that, no matter what we’re doing, does its best to keep us going.
In my heart is love for the heart.
Your words lift me up and move me forward. ❤
My heart is non-judgmentally full in reading your post.
-Alan
My heart is the same, Alan, reading your comment. ❤
Grateful, praying for my neighbors. (many areas around me are currently flooded)
My heart is grateful you’re here, Jan, and safe. ❤
Peace. Love. Understanding. Don’t laugh, Ann. I’m on staycation and feeling somewhat refreshed this week.
I would never laugh at peace, love, and understanding, Mark. My heart thanks you. ❤
My heart has veins and such that make it work to keep me alive but it is overflowing with love and happiness and really doesn’t have room for negative things they may creep in but the good stuff push those negative things out again pretty fast.
My heart loves your heart, Joanne. ❤
What in my heart when I am reading this ? I thought about your good heart!
I’m thinking about your very good heart now! ❤
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“heart (n.)
Old English heorte “heart (hollow muscular organ that circulates blood); breast, soul, spirit, will, desire; courage; mind, intellect.”
“heart (v.)
Old English hiertan “give heart to,” from heart (n.). Shakespeare used it as “take to heart” (c. 1600); 1866 of cabbages, “to form a heart.” Meaning “to love” is by 1993, from the popular New York state tourism campaign that used the heart symbol in place of the word “love.””
Thanks for another comment from the heart, Maria.
my heart smiles
to the fullness
of yours, Ann 🙂
my heart
smiles at
yours, fully