Day 3633: How it ends

I’ve been watching “The White Lotus,” written and directed by Mike White, and I was surprised and impressed by how it ends.

I’m reading A Moment After Dark” by my friend Janet and I am eager to see how it ends.

Now that I’ve started sharing my images for today’s blog post, let’s see how it ends.

The Daily Bitch is also focusing on how it ends.

Here’s how it ends when I search YouTube for “how it ends.”

If you’ve visited my blog before, you know how it ends — with gratitude for YOU.

Day 3452: You never know

You never know exactly what the day will bring, but you know the Daily Bitch will have something to say about it.

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You never know what images I’m going to share in these posts and I hope you enjoy these (with or without a stick of butter).

You never know. I thought I knew that there would never be a National Take Your CAT to Work Day. However …

I’ll never know why that didn’t show up in the list of National Days on Monday.

You never know what you’re going to find on YouTube.

You never know how I’ll express my thanks to all who help me blog every day, including YOU!

Day 3303: What are you looking at?

What are you looking at, besides this blog post?

I’m looking at:

• a cold New England,
• COVID statistics,
• hopes and fears about the state of the USA and the rest of the world,
• one of the 1325 Buddhist Ways to Be Happy,

• this awesome book by my friend Janet:

• TV shows including Ted Lasso, Flowers, and Station 11,
• Twitter, and
• cats.

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Me? I’m also looking at the answers to this question I asked last night on Twitter.

Those answers are helping me compile a list of places I hope to be looking at in the future.

Wherever you are, what are you looking at for this precious day?

I’m looking at another day when I don’t have to go under the scalpel. Yippee!

This comes up when I search YouTube for “what are you looking at?”

Soon, I hope to be looking at your comments.

What are you looking at now? My gratitude for you.

Day 3240: Welcome all

Welcome, all you wonderful people who visit this daily blog!

Yesterday, in a therapy session where somebody was working on how to welcome all their feelings, I shared the poem The Guest House by Rumi.

I welcome all your feelings and thoughts about Rumi’s poem and about my images for today.

On National Pickle Day, I welcome all songs with the word “welcome” in the title, including “Welcome to the Working Week” by Elvis Costello.

I welcome all connections, including these: (1) I am not working this week and (2) I will be sitting in that same theatre on Wednesday when I attend Late Night with Steven Colbert in NYC.

I also welcome all opportunities to relax and read a good book, like this one by my friend Janet:

Of course, I welcome all comments, below.

Welcome all expressions of gratitude, including mine!