He's calling an audible. I just need to know how many glass bottled yoo hoos to put in the cooler.
Today I am grateful that the trip has already started.
He's calling an audible. I just need to know how many glass bottled yoo hoos to put in the cooler.
Today I am grateful that the trip has already started.
The blue light coming from the creek at the angle which stopped us so that we would only move on once we agreed I could never capture it and the dusk on the pine straw floor before the peak which made me think of home - that night after it turned dark - the owls began to talk.
"Turn off your headlamp," he said.
Today I am grateful for ranch dressing, clean clothes, running water, good memories and safe travels.
I am grateful for a good night's sleep, a busy day at work, protein disguised as a fish and how I can eventually force someone to at least pretend like they're listening when I read.
I saw it, in person, over the weekend.
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Today I am grateful for the opportunity to witness, a solid cut and color, a mighty fine steak and definitely that loaded potato, yeast rolls with softened honey butter and an interesting sausage and cheese plate along with some dang, dang shrimp in a gazebo. Great sauces. They even had a live band around a huge fire pit.
Angee is getting her box out again.
Today I am grateful for the air outside and the blue of that sky. I am grateful for the start of a season.
The purr of a Sunday afternoon, her first biscuits, the directions, the stools, the conversations of if we ever tried to catch up on all the stories we'd never get up and the cake those babies helped create - grateful for every last crumb.
a good and heavy broom, a porch, lights, a new nozzle for the water hose, a breeze and Buggs who keeps calling on Shady.
Today I am grateful for place.
I am grateful for a mowed yard and a slow rain and how the orange in the sawdust deepens from the soaking. I am grateful for the music that played and the wind and the rain as he followed as far as he could.
Buggs is giving Shady the rest of the bowl and the two characters for my week's story may make an actual appearance to end the Dremel party. We'll just have to be real quiet to see if Shady will come out from under the house.
Today I am grateful for this weather, have we mentioned the weather, and it's only getting better plans.
I am grateful for two point five miles, the ultimate breakfast, lotion on my sad feet, a lovely hair coloring from the family beautician and a yoga week.
We calmly decided that the fifteen point five six was not all we could do but all we were going to do in a place so laid out, well marked and containing kind people.
He played chess later.
Today I am grateful for the air temperature, the well marked trail, how my body still reminds me, a hike with my kid and an afterparty with the cousins.
There are limits to what one should carry in times like these. My pack will have one liter of water, grapes, bacon, nuts, an extra pair of socks, the Chap Ice from the race goodie bag, my buff and a dry shirt.
Today I am grateful for a number, a reason and an arrival.
Goggins says that it is the music in Rocky I, round 14. He listened to that 2 minute clip for 17 hours while he was breaking the world record with 4,030 pull ups.
Today I am grateful for a 30 mile - 10 hour focus and the upcoming climb.
It's the ten hour time limit making me sound like I'm already trying to find an excuse. I am mentally preparing for a loss. I watch him without sound mostly, but tonight I listen.
Today I am grateful for Goggins.
Because every now and again I'll need to figure out how to best file the confirmation number for my participation in the 2020 census and I still can't throw away the very last of my CD cover collection,
today I am grateful for a washer, a dryer, the electricity that lights this place and the good water that runs into it.
In honor of the upcoming reception at Meridian Museum of Art on September 25th, I pretended to be Kate Cherry by showing off our local creative talent using A Butterfly Trapped, The Tree, two Christmas Trees, A Tornado and A Ladybug.
Today I am grateful for the inspiration from Angee, a successful gathering and the gift of a Dremel.
We will showcase the work we were able to do with the small damp chunks of the tree and the dirt and the leaves and the fruit rotting on the ground in the first ever but certainly not the last art show around her biscuits.
Today I am grateful for another seven point seven eight and an opportunity to create with a crew.
The last night we ever had dinner there it was she told the story and now she can't tell the story and all I can think is I'm tired and just want to go to bed. Weeks can be long so we'll lay off Friday night dinners for a minute.
Today I am grateful for regret and the energy and money it frees up to do what may be the more important stuff. We'll see.
Today I am grateful for a clean waiting room, kind people, a new pair of glasses, those who allow me to just go on and on about what I think without telling me to take a hike, those who finally just say take a hike and the very few who remain to join me on a hike.
In The 50th Law by 50 Cent and Robert Greene, both men agreed that Blaise Pascal's "All of man's troubles come from not knowing how to sit still, alone in a room," should be included when writing about fearlessness.
I had thought to give this book to a friend, but now I want to keep it because I am grateful it is here.