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Tag Archives: laugh
#53: See Cirque du Soleil the Blue Man Group
I first went to Las Vegas when I was 24 years old. I made the trip to “Sin City” with my parents and sister, a few months after my younger sibling’s 21st birthday. When I submitted my vacation request to … Continue reading
Posted in 101 in 1001, day zero project, postaday, rule of 3, wplongform
Tagged 101 in 1001, awesome, day zero project, experience, fun, laugh, my sweetie, pictures, postaday, travel
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An “average” day
Since I don’t have children, am not in school, and do not care for elderly parents, some people wonder what I do on the days when I’m not working. Today was a day full of strange experiences – and yet, … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, awareness, cars, coincidence, community, connection, humor, imagination, kindness, laugh, pet, pictures, postaday, puppy, smile, strangers, wplongform, yoga
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People, be cool.
Earlier this week I had the opportunity to visit my parents at their soon-to-be-full-time retirement house. (My mom is living there half-time; my dad hopes to join her in the next 6-8 months or so, at which point they will … Continue reading
Puppy love
I participate in a meditation community where members share brief stories via email about how their practice is going. It’s a way for the individual doing the sharing to delve deeper into his/her practice, and a way for people receiving … Continue reading
A corny joke
So I’m sitting at my in-laws house on a lazy Friday afternoon, catching up on emails, when I discover that I had failed to read a blog post from one of my writing buddies when it (the post) arrived in my … Continue reading
Help Not Wanted
I am over halfway through a two-month-long hospice volunteer training program. This evening I attended session #5, where one of the tasks each person in our group needed to complete was to receive (then pass) a tuberculosis test. The volunteer coordinator … Continue reading
The dramedy of caring for a dog
Today as I was getting ready to take the puppies for their morning walk, I noticed that the box of poop bags had instructions on them. For over a year (not to mention during the five years we had our … Continue reading
An inside joke
On a walk around the neighborhood a few days ago, I passed by a not-quite-three-year-old boy and his mother playing in their front lawn. The boy was pushing around dirt at the base of a big tree in the middle … Continue reading
Remember when….
I am a highly organized person, but not by choice. Rather, I have to use managerial structures (schedules, routines, systems) to compensate for the fact that I have a completely crappy memory. I live by the adage, “A place for … Continue reading
Smile, kiddo. 