I received this mission message yesterday on a bag of salty but relatively healthy snacks:
I didn’t read about their mission because I thought I was doing enough for their mission by buying and consuming their product. Also, I’m on vacation this week, so my mission is to relax, focus on self-care, and re-energize for my work as a group therapist during these difficult times.
So many people are asking me to join their mission these days, that I have to choose my missions wisely. For example, when I chose a birthday fundraiser on Facebook this year, I wasn’t sure which mission to join. There were so many worthy missions I considered, from racial justice, to environmental activism, to animal protection, and so on. I eventually joined the same mission I joined for my birthday fundraiser last year, Everytown for Gun Safety.
Join us on our mission to
improve the world, one step at a time,
focus on self-care, so you have the energy to engage,
accept all feelings,
set and maintain clear and healthy boundaries,
let go of worry, guilt, shame, and harsh judgment, and
observe and appreciate all you have.
Reply requested, and please listen to “Mission Impossible” while you consider choosing to accept the mission of joining us in the comments section, below.
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Join us on our mission to express gratitude and love, every day!
What’s not inside this post is the second ending to that song, which I wrote in response to what my son, Aaron, was thinking about those lyrics.
What is inside this post, as usual, are my recent and previously unshared photos.
What’s not inside that photo montage is a picture of my son’s keyboard, which I plan to put inside my car on Friday and bring with me to the Open Mic.
What’s not inside YouTube are videos about what’s not inside things. Instead, searching on “What’s not Inside” at YouTube yields videos about what IS inside all the following:
I know some people have fun fun fun in the snow, but I’m not one one one of them.
Yesterday, I had fun fun fun taking these fun fotos for my fun readers.
Here are some of my fun fun fun thoughts, now now now:
I recently wrote a fun fun fun post titled “Hello Beautiful,” It was fun fun fun, yesterday, to see a different card with that beautiful greeting.
I wish the opposite-of-fun-fun-fun government shutdown would end end end, soon soon soon. It’s no fun when good governments go bad (like those pugs in that calendar).
My fun fun fun and funny funny funny boyfriend doesn’t like the word “fun.” He prefers to use the word “engaged.” That’s why I had so much fun taking this particular fun foto yesterday:
I love the word fun, use it all the time, and plan on having fun fun fun as long as my heart heart heart keeps beating beating beating.
Instead of just having fun fun fun on Groundhog Day in two weeks, this year for my birthday I’m doing a fun fun fund-raiser for Everytown for Gun Safety on fun Facebook, because guns guns guns without safety are no fun fun fun.
I just read this fun article on how some Patriots fan fan fans don’t have so much fun fun fun on Game Day because their friends friends friends think they’re jinxed.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 