Day 2584: Incredible life moments

Last night, after spending many incredible life moments at work and at home, I watched An American in Paris with these incredible life moments:

Comments from you are incredible life moments for me.

Thanks to all who help me share incredible life moments in this blog, including YOU.

Day 2573: I’m more of a ____ kinda girl

I wonder if my readers know what kinda girl I am.

I’m a chocolate-loving kinda girl.

I’m the kind of girl who likes passion, dance,  excitement, fun, and surprises.

 

I’m the kind of girl who appreciates warmest wishes.

 

I’m the kind of girl who writes helpful phrases on her white board at work.

 

I’m the kind of girl who has the Daily Bitch Calendar.

I try to be a kind kinda girl.

It’s kind of a drag that girls don’t get more respect, even in 2020.

 

 

What kind of a comment are you going to leave about this kind of post?

I’m more of an expressing-appreciation kinda girl, every day.

 

 

Day 2571: Battles

This has been an interesting week here at The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally, with titles including Day 2569: I’m so done, Day 2570: Antisocial, and now Day 2571: Battles.

Is this blog turning into The Year(s) of Living Combatively?

I don’t think so, but I have noticed a lot of battles around me lately.  Do you see evidence of that in these photos?

I fell asleep on the couch last night and missed the anticipated battle between Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders at the latest debate of Democrat Presidential hopefuls.

Here‘s “Cabinet Battle #1” from Hamilton:

What are your thoughts and feelings about battles?

I need to battle traffic to get to work on time, so thanks to all who help me create this daily blog, including YOU.

Day 2569: I’m so done

Yesterday, after I was so done creating my daily blog post and reading the latest news, I decided “I’m so done” with

• politics as usual,
• war,
• worry,
• paralyzing fear,
• insomnia,
• shame,
• guilt,
• personalization,
• catastrophizing,
• assumptions,
• negativity, and
• other unhelpful thoughts.

I searched the internet for “I’m so done” and found these:

Apparently, I’m not the only who is thinking “I’m so done.”

I’m so done sharing other people’s images in this post, so here’s a bunch of my “I’m so done” images from yesterday.

I’m so done with the glittery nail polish from our wedding on December 27, but I can’t get it all off,  no matter what nail polish remover I try.

I’m so done caring about stupid little things like that.

What are you so done with?

Here‘s “I’m So Done” by Lain Roy:

 

I’m never done expressing gratitude to all who help me create these daily posts and — of course! — to YOU.