What is this place? It’s The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally on WordPress, a place where I started blogging daily seven years ago. It’s a place I try to make special and safe.
It’s a place where I share stories and photos of places I’ve been.
What is this place? It’s a place where
- all creatures are welcome (no matter what they do or say),
- I create things (including songs about Ferrero Rocher), and
- I share my thoughts and feelings, hoping that also helps you in some way.
This is the place for me to say this: before you step into 2020, be sure to cancel your subscriptions to other people’s drama and negativity, but please do not cancel your subscription to The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally.
I found “What Is This Place” playing in place on YouTube.
As always, there’s a place for you and your comments here.
What is this place? It’s a place for gratitude, every day.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful place, Happy New Year Ann!!!šš„
Thank you for making this place more beautiful! Happy New Year to you and yours.
This is a marvelous safe place, Ann.
Thank you for being so marvelous, my frequent.
here’s to your 7 and at least 77 more for good measure –
Hereās to YOU, beth, and many more years of blogging.
It is a place of connection and refuge, humour and courage, and also cats and shores.
I would be interested in your thoughts on what “living non-judgmentally” means to you these days, Ann, and whether your thoughts about that have changed over time.
Thank you for all the thought-provoking questions you ask in this place, Maureen. Living non-judgmentally has always felt like an ultimately unattainable but supremely worthy goal to me. My judgment is that Iāve done my best to improve over the years and I make progress, day by day, with the help of supportive readers like you. I appreciate the connection with you more than I can say. š
I’m with HYMN!
Iām with YOU!
This is a place where you now have a Hubbie, and Harley and Hubbie start with an H.
Heavens, you are honestly right again, Maria!
This place is a great blog!
Thanks for making this blog greater, Lisa!
This is a great place with great people and I’ll be renewing my subscription. And I’d also like to share something else, which this place reminded me of–a few lines from a poem by Brenda Hillman.
That the soul got to choose. Nothing else
got to but the soul
got to choose.
That it was very clever, stepping
from Lightworld to lightworld
as an egret fishes through its smeared reflections ā
through its deaths ā
for it believed in the one life,
that it would last forever.
Your comments will last forever in this place, Chris.
This place use to be good for inspiration, free of judgements and filled with kindness, Ann š
Wish you, Hubby and the beauties a Happy New Year.
You are filled with kindness, Irene, and you make this a better place! Happy New Year to my beautiful friend.
Happy New Year for you too š
A good place to stop by, thatās for sure!
You make every place better, my friend !
I think this place is called home. Wow! I can’t believe Valentine ‘s Day items are already “exposed”- it’s not even New Year’s Eve. Have a nice day, Ann
Have a nice day and a happy New Year!! Thanks for making this place more of a home.
What place is this? It is my home but that isn’t what you mean, or is it……………….
Iām so glad you feel at home here, my good friend.
I always enjoy visiting your place, and Iām very interested in your wonderful meals. Sincerely healthful and delicious! š And I am already conducting a personal inventory and committed to cutting loose any identified negativity. Thank you!!
Thank you for helping me cut negativity loose, Debra, and thanks for improving this place every time you visit !
Always a thoughtful, happy place! Happy New Year, Ann!
Thank you for making this place more thoughtful and happy, Lori! Happy New Year to you and yours.
Michael has upped his culinary game since the wedding.
There’s always a place for you at our table, Derrick.
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