No denial here that I’ve already written one post titled “Denial.”
No denial here that I’m surprised I haven’t written more posts about denial, because there’s so much denial around, including understandable human denial about the devastating effects of climate change. It’s been difficult for me to remain in denial since I followed that link in my previous sentence to read that interview with David Wallace-Wells, the author of The Uninhabitable Earth.
There’s definitely denial in my photos from yesterday.
Maybe I’m in denial, but I can’t find the Bee Gees “Nigt Fever” on YouTube, so here‘s “Stayin’ Alive” instead.
All your thoughts and emotions about denial are welcome, below.
Undeniable thanks to all who helped me create today’s denial post and — of course! — to YOU.
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I can’t deny that I wish a better day for all, Ann.
I can’t deny your good wishes, Mark.
I won’t deny that thinking about the effects of climate change makes me sad. Your photos for today make me feel better. Btw, I’m visiting family here in Boston this week. I drive down Longwood Ave everyday and think of you, Ann.
I won’t deny that it makes me feel better knowing you’re nearby, Kat.
Both great songs. My favourite is How Deep is your Love. I have put up a post today. It would mean a lot if you could stop by to see it.
I won’t deny that you and your blog mean a lot, Alex.
Great memes here. The Cardinals is clever, and love the one about the Birth order Ducks. I read a book about that once. Is there any scientific or qualitative evidence of it?
Great comment. I think there is evidence of the importance of birth order, but I’m in denial of what that evidence is.
Aha!! Are you the eldest or…the youngest?
The younger. And you?
Climate change is undeniably a serious problem, but I also can’t deny that any mention of the Bee Gees reminds me of Kenny Everett, who was a friend of Freddy Mercury and makes a brief appearance in Bohemian Rhapsody, and who couldn’t deny his own love of the Bee Gees.
I can’t deny my love of your comments, Chris.
I’m in denial that it’s almost the end of March already! I’m trying with all my resolve to SLOW DOWN and enjoy each day, thinking that perhaps I can tempt time to slow just a little bit. And yet warp speed? LOL!
I enjoy each of your comments, Debra, and can’t deny my gratitude for you.
I haven’t heard the BeeGees in years!
The Bee Gees are not to be denied!
Remember when we couldn’t wait to be older strikes a chord. It is a wonder that I would not want to reverse the wish
There’s no denial of my appreciation for you, Derrick.
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i’m in denial that Harley rarely shows up here
Harley cannot be denied, Maria.
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I always thought denial is a river in Egypt. 😉
Denial IS a river in Egypt, Val, and there’s no denying my appreciation for you! ❤