OK, I welcome you and hope all is well in your world.
I’m not going to dwell on anything negative that is happening in my life this day.
(I need to think about starting off every day with that phrase… that in itself might be life-changing. Might also be good to soften up on my punctuation malfeasance as well. I’m good with words… not always so good at commas).
Today is the day we express gratitude. I am a person who says “please” and “thank you”, but I have to admit, not nearly enough.
I would not be the person in this place in my life without the help of others.
My parents.
My teachers.
My coaches.
My friends.
My family… blood or extended.
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I have often stated that I know I’m a work in progress. I have flaws. I recognize them, and I face them, like a deer in the headlights of life approaching at dangerous speeds with poorly maintained brakes.
I am a work in progress.
Today I had to deal with feelings. Love, worry, and concern for family members, especially my mom. Too many things to digress on there, due to timing and privacy. We’ll accept that part of my reality and move on… because, after all, who doesn’t have a mother-issue or two.
Looked at my younger brother Tom at an odd angle, with a particular light, and he looked like my dad. I had a moment there.
I have so many things to be grateful for, bit mostly, I am thankful for my health and the health of my immediate family. We have our fair share of the common ailments, bad knees, kidney stones… but heaven knows it could be worse.
(BTW, God, if you’re reading my blog… I’m not interested in any additional drama in that particular area right now)
Time to wrap this up. Dane and I have an annual breakfast experience tomorrow, and I should think about heading off to bed.
I am thankful for you, too. I write to satisfy a personal need, but I know a number of close friends, family, and professional allies read this, and I hope that what I write interests you more often than it doesn’t.
Peace y’all.
