Day 2654: What I choose to see

There is so much to see, every day, that we all choose to see certain things.

During these times, I choose to see

• hope,
• the best in people,
• the light at the end of this dark, who-knows-how-long tunnel,
• signs of spring,
• the benefits of  my on-line therapy groups,
• helpful connections, and
• probable immunity to COVID-19 for me and Michael.

What do you choose to see in my photos from yesterday?

 

Did you choose to see the robin, the dog, the ducks, and the milk fish? What else did you see?

I choose to see one of my favorite songs — “I Can See Clearly Now”  by Johnny Nash — on YouTube.

As always, I choose to see gratitude, so thanks to all who are doing their best during these strange and difficult times (including YOU).

Day 2648: What the world needs now

One thousand, two hundred, and twenty-seven days ago, when it was a different world, I published another blog post with today’s title.  Now, more than ever, what the world needs now is love, sweet love.

Yesterday, people participating in the world of my online Coping and Healing groups shared that they enjoyed watching this video of Berklee students —  alone but together —   performing “What the World Needs Now.”

I really need that video and I need to share my new photos with the world, here and now:

Yesterday, I needed that delicious chicken dish, I needed Michael, I needed a walk outside, I needed the cats, and I needed to figure out how to make my new whiteboard work for my online groups.

What the world needs now is

• love, sweet love,
• any thoughts and feelings you choose to share in a comment, below. and
• gratitude, so thanks to all who are showing love during these difficult times (including YOU).