While preparing for today’s blog post, I came across the term “confetti moments” and assumed I knew what that meant.
To me, “confetti moments” are when you choose to celebrate …
- something you’ve accomplished,
- somebody/something you love, or
- just being alive.
I remember moments when I would say this to patients who had good news to report: “I wish I had some confetti I could throw right now!” I even fantasized about inventing a reusable confetti-moment device that threw confetti attached to invisible, retractable strings.
In a day filled with confetti moments yesterday, my husband Michael and I had one last night when my car wouldn’t start after we had dinner out at a favorite restaurant. Working together, we figured out the problem and easily fixed it! 🎉
Do you see confetti moments in my images for today?
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Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “confetti moments.”
Thanks to all who give me confetti moments, including YOU!
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
The blue sky over the water is breathtakingly beautiful in your pictures. And so calming.
Thanks for sharing those moments with me, Debbie.
Once when I was watching Rip Taylor a joke he told bombed and he yelled, “This is it, folks, I don’t dance!” and threw confetti. I thought that was so funny I’ve hoped to use it myself someday. For now I’ll just say Shana tova.
More great moments with Rip Taylor and you, Chris.
I am a confetti fan and love when I find it places, knowing a celebration has taken place, and somebody was very happy about something.
I am a beth fan.
Congratulations on diagnosing and fixing your yellow car, Ann! That is truly a confetti moment. Joan happy on her string, too.
Thanks for throwing the confetti, my supportive friend.
I love to think “confetti moments” can be almost any time! I have never heard that special mention before, but I am going to remember it. And celebrate when I can!