I thank you God for this most amazing day, for the leaping greenly spirits of trees, and for the blue dream of sky and for everything which is natural, which is infinite, which is yes.
e.e. cummings
An email this morning from the library told me that the reserved book, Wright Brothers by McCullough, had arrived. My big stressor was that yesterday I picked up another book, Quicksilver by Stephenson – all 925 pages. OMG, how can I get all that read in a week!!! Nice stressor, ehh? Also yesterday, my acupuncturist told me I hadn’t looked happier in years. Wow:)
As my brain relaxes in its shell, I ask, now, what do I want to be when I grow up? Where can I make a difference and have a blast? Coaching middle managers, bringing products and services to market that help create balance in people, caregivers, and clinicians lives. Any ideas, dear readers?
Onward. I thank you God for this most amazing day.
I don’t think I could be happy while I’m having needles stuck in me, but kidding aside,that’s great!
Danny, my idea is to let your brain relax for a while and read your books and play your horn and allow yourself to have a blast doing that. Then…you can figure out what you want to be when you grow up, possibly all of the above might lead you to that realization.
Good for you! You sound healthy and whole as in whole person. I enjoy reading your blog. As for ee Cummings you may remember the old saw: candy is dandy/ liquor is quicker/ pot is not!
Happy reading. We were thinking about your Mom recently and how much we miss her. I made biscuits this morning and no one to share them with. Jim Grant