Yesterday, I saw this quote about beautiful people from the beautiful Elisabeth Kübler-Ross.
Because I was seeing so many beautiful people in group and individual therapy yesterday, I didn’t have time to capture many other beautiful images for today’s blog.
Besides all those other things, today is also the first night of Passover. For years and years, I celebrated Passover with many beautiful people, including my late parents and my wonderful cousin Lani (who I hope is reading this post). Tonight, I’m celebrating it with my beautiful husband and my beautiful son.
I find this when I search YouTube for “beautiful people” …
… and this:
I look forward to comments from beautiful people, below.
Thanks to all the beautiful people who help me create this daily blog, including YOU.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
Happy Passover to you and all the beautiful people in your life, Ann!
It takes one to know one, Mark!
What beautiful smiles, beautiful embarrassment, beautiful coyness, beautiful people, beautiful life!
Thanks for another beautiful comment, Peter.
Happy Passover to you and happy day every day to all of you. I so love the quote at the top
I love that you love that, beth.
Chag Pesach Sameach, Ann.
Same to you, my friend.
The other day I heard someone on the radio talking about the Kubler-Ross stages of grief and how they’re not absolute but a guideline. It was a beautiful thought that reminded me and others that we all experience grief and loss differently.
Chag Pesach sameach.
Thanks for all your beautiful thoughts, Chris.
I have no trouble identifying you as a beautiful person, Ann. You truly are!
And I have no trouble reminding you that it takes one to know one, Debra!