Today is a special day because I’m alive, against all odds, and so are you.
Today is a special day because I have special images to share.
Today is a special day because I swear that I don’t care if I f*ck shit up today. I have spent far too many of my special days worrying about f*cking shit up and, believe me, I am not the one who is f*cking shit up now.
Today is a special day because I found an open spot on the crowded list for a remote Open Mic this Friday evening. If you want to join the audience for my special performance of “People Who Hate People,” you have three special days to sign up using this link:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040b4eadaa23a2f49-jamn17
Here is Mr. Rogers with “Today is a Very Special Day.”
Today is a special day because I get to facilitate a “Coping and Healing” group and I get to see your comments on this blog.
As always, I am grateful for every special day I spend with you!
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
What a coincidence with the title of today’s post!!
Today is my birthday!!
I guess it is a special day
It’s a special day whenever you comment and happy birthweek!
Congratulations, love, and hugs to all of us who are having a special day today.
Thanks for making every day special, Peter!
I did not know that — about 2020 — and… it worked! I’m 2020. ❤
Thank you for making my day special, Louise! ❤
Ummm… that math works for every year? The year you were born plus the number of years you’ve been alive always equals the current year. Though it also depends whether it’s calculated before or after your birthday happens in the year. What am I missing? >.<
This is what happens when a novelist does math, I guess. It’s always a special day when you comment!
Today is my dog, Katie’s 14th birthday, so we’re celebrating over here too. I’m glad you’re having a special day!
Thanks for making my day special, Dawn, and happy birthweek, Katie!!
Anne Lamott’s math checks out for me, at least this year, but my birthday still isn’t for a few days yet. Still I wonder what the next thousand years will bring us. At the present a year takes approximately 365 days and 20 minutes to orbit the sun. If it continues at that rate, and if I’ve done my math correctly, we’ll have an extra two weeks over the next thousand years.
That seems like a good excuse for a vacation.
I’m looking forward to the next thousand years with you, Chris.
and I’m just going with it, math was never my favorite, but it works, and words….
thanks for another special comment, beth!
I don’t think I want an extra birthday 🙂
A comment from you makes my day extra special, Derrick.
Here’s to the big day, Ann.
Here’s to you, my special friend!
Lovely day!
Thank you for making the day lovelier, Maria!