Yesterday, I blogged about having too many thoughts which interfere with my being in the moment. From my work in groups, I know that too many people share that difficulty of focusing on the present.
I hope I don’t have too many images to share today — I have to start my work day soon!
Some people get too many likes on Twitter. Too many of us don’t get the forgiveness we deserve. I ordered too many harnesses for Joan, but the third one works really well. Joan ate too many plants, as we found out later in the day (you’ll just have to take my word on that one). This blog post won’t have too many more captions, because they might distract from the too-cuteness of Joan. Stop and smell the flowers! (Too many of us forget to do that.)I’m not too many miles away from Boston. After taking too many photos of this structure (which I’ve also seen from planes), I still don’t know what it is. Some people think there are too many graffiti on whatever that is.
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Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “too many.”
Thanks to Too Many Zooz, Joan, the Daily Bitch, and too many wonderful others to identify by name, including YOU!
Yesterday, when I saw this on a bulletin board at the beautiful Chinese Garden in Portland, Oregon …
… I said to my dear friend Maria, “That’s the title of tomorrow’s blog.”
I like many places in Oregon too, especially when I am surrounded by lovely people and animals in Portland and also — from a distance — lovely people and animals in Boston and on social media.
What places do you like in today’s post?
I like this place in Oregon and I like that Michael sent me photos of the Daily Bitch Calendar I forgot to pack back in Boston.
I like this place in every day’s blog post when I express gratitude for all those I like, including YOU.
I’ve got a funny feeling that my images today are about “funny,” “feelings,” or both.
I’ve got a funny feeling that if you click on that screen shot to get free or discounted pies, it’s not going to work. Here’s the link to do that if you have feelings about pies:
listening to Anaïs Mitchell’s 2010 concept album “Hadestown.”
Now I’m thinking about how I’m going to spend the day after Thanksgiving (which will include working from home and reading your comments about this blog post).
FRESH adjective
\ ˈfresh \
Definition of fresh
1a : having its original qualities unimpaired: such as
(1): full of or renewed in vigor : REFRESHED
rose fresh from a good night’s sleep
(2): not stale, sour, or decayed
fresh bread
(3): not faded
lessons fresh in her memory
(4): not worn or rumpled
a fresh white shirt
b: not altered by processing
fresh vegetables
2a: not salt
fresh water
b(1): free from taint : PURE
fresh air
(2)of wind : moderately strong
a fresh breeze
3a(1): experienced, made, or received newly or anew
form fresh friendships
(2): ADDITIONAL, ANOTHER
a fresh start
b: ORIGINAL, VIVID
a fresh portrayal
c: lacking experience : RAW
coming fresh to the job
— Helen Howe
d: just come or arrived
fresh from school
e: having the milk flow recently established
a fresh cow
4[ probably by folk etymology from German frech] : disposed to take liberties : IMPUDENT
don’t get fresh with me
5 slang : FASHIONABLE, COOL
I hope my other photos in today’s fresh post are fresh on so many levels.
Here‘s a song I remember that used the word “fresh”.
I’ll be looking for so many levels in your fresh comments, below.