Positivity meme, day 5...
Sep. 11th, 2014 07:35 amIn order to spread positive thinking, list three positive things of your day for five days in a row, and tag three people to do this meme.
Wow, it's already day 5?? That really seemed to go by quickly!
1) I ran across a good quote on tumblr that was attributed to Louisa May Alcott: "Some books are so familiar that reading them is like being home again." That is sooooo incredibly apt and why I keep rereading the same books and fics over and over again. It's like eating a favorite comfort food.
2) It's 9-11 today. It's hard to come up with positives about that day--far easier to think about how awful the world has become in the years since. But in all honesty, what I remember most about that dark day is the bravery of the first responders and the stories of the kindness of New Yorkers in the days and weeks that followed. I hope New Yorkers haven't lost that sense of unity.
3) Fall crickets are singing. Like the spring peeper frogs in May, one of my favorite sounds of fall is the crickets in September and October. After days and nights filled with the relentless and raucous buzzing of locusts in July and August (we call them dry flies here, because they buzz loudest when the weather is hot and dry), their gentle sounds are so soothing.
Wow, it's already day 5?? That really seemed to go by quickly!
1) I ran across a good quote on tumblr that was attributed to Louisa May Alcott: "Some books are so familiar that reading them is like being home again." That is sooooo incredibly apt and why I keep rereading the same books and fics over and over again. It's like eating a favorite comfort food.
2) It's 9-11 today. It's hard to come up with positives about that day--far easier to think about how awful the world has become in the years since. But in all honesty, what I remember most about that dark day is the bravery of the first responders and the stories of the kindness of New Yorkers in the days and weeks that followed. I hope New Yorkers haven't lost that sense of unity.
3) Fall crickets are singing. Like the spring peeper frogs in May, one of my favorite sounds of fall is the crickets in September and October. After days and nights filled with the relentless and raucous buzzing of locusts in July and August (we call them dry flies here, because they buzz loudest when the weather is hot and dry), their gentle sounds are so soothing.