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What I Am Grateful For Today

I'm grateful for the fact that despite feeling really draggy when I started exercising this morning, I found some untapped reservoir, and managed to push myself to jog for 60 minutes total.

I'm grateful for having a job where I can go in and say "I'm late because I decided to jog for 60 minutes this morning"...and they're cool with that.

And I'm grateful for having an iPod that seems able to figure out which songs I need to push me through those last 15 minutes.


Lex
 
Today I'm thankful that, even in my own troubles, I met someone who has been through what I'm going through, and he helped me realize that the kindness of strangers gets us all through what ever we are going through. Thank you!!

And for Sloppysecond's posts! You're awesome dude!!:D

And for Lex's great taste in music!!
 
Low tranquilizers. Good meeting with counsellor Assembling stuff for friday meeting with primary care physician. Initiated steps to retain medical malpractice counsel.
 
Today I'm grateful for new opportunities.
I'm grateful for having great friends who I can discuss things with, and who give great counsel.
I'm grateful for having an amazing partner.

And for the most part, I'm grateful for my sex drive ramping into the red. It's fun when this happens, but seriously, it can ease off just a tad. It's getting pretty tough to get anything done when my cock keeps wanting to play. :)

Lex
 
Another gorgeous day. Took dog for walk @ 4:30 am. Friends coming over later. Song birds up @ 4, with the loons making a total racket. Sea gulls don't come in until afternoon with the onshore breeze.
 
Today I'm grateful for some new music. And I'm grateful for hot-tea-recovery after eating horribly all day. :)

Lex
 
I'm grateful that I have a shitton of work to do today, and I'm getting it all done. And I'm grateful that I broke out of my weird stomach/headache/lethargy issues with (believe it or not) a Backyard Barbecue Chicken Salad from Noodles & Company. :)

Lex
 
It's a beautiful day. One weekend closer to going to Harvard Med. Shedders - the best lobbster - have started and my lobsterman is over to seee when i want some:TOMORROW.
 
Couldn't sleep so worked on gardening group. Took Remy for walk. A quiet beautiful day; new dock ordered for pond.
 
Today I'm thankful for deer.

This morning I had to take my mom to visit a hospice where she will soon enter and not come home. The doctor has given her only a few months left. Needless to say we've been quite sad at my house, but none the less I'm trying to go around and make final arrangements for her care. The hospice seems the best way to go for all of our sake. At first she aggreed to it no problem, but lately I think she has been having doubts; she is scared to die. Talking with her pallative care doctor this morning, he said that the time is comming quickly that she will need around the clock care, which is more than I can provide, and decisions must be made. So in trying to reassure her of her earlier decision, we hopped into the car to visit the hospice again.

It is an extremely beautiful place with wonderful people who truly care. As we walked and examined every nook and cranny of the place, she seemed to be forcing a smile and nodding her head at everything that was said to her. Then she asked to see the gardens outside. We walked in silence as she touched everything that was in her reach. We came to a bench that looked over a lush, green ravine, and we took a seat. She talked about how the place will do her just fine, just like most other places would too at this stage in the game. I knew what she really meant. I was putting her out to pasture. And I guess I kinda am but I don't have a choice. So I just sat there and said nothing. Just then a doe moved from behind a bush not 20 feet from us and came into full view. It took me a second to focus on it but once I did I pointed it out to my Ma in a very quiet voice. She couldn't see it at first cause it blended right in to the setting, but when she finally saw it she grew so excited. Us being city dwellers, the only deer we've ever saw were the ones on our local zoo, but this one was entirely different. Huge and graceful. It turned it's head and looked right at us. Ma was mezmerized. And so was the deer. Then a second and a third deer appeared. It was a whole fam damily! Ma was so excited, like a little kid on hallowe'en.

"When I come to stay here, do you think they'll let me feed them bread?" I said that I'm pretty sure they won't mind. Then I remembered how she used to take me to feed the deer in High Park when I was small and needy. Is this what they measn by the circle of life? I don't know too much anymore, but I do know that those deer made my Ma so happy. I hope they show again when she is there in her last days and make her smile, because I don't know if I'll be able to.

So today I am thankful for deer.
 
I am grateful for the gratefulness of others; the beauty we see in things, small and large; tangible and abstract; life and death.

It all proves that we still have time and that we're still improving. And because of this (well, and of course for innumerably other reasons), I am grateful for life.


mikey3000 said:
Today I'm thankful for deer.
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Mikey, if it were possible and weren't creepy, I would fly over to where you are and give you and your family an endless hug. Y'all have my best regards.
 
Have a friend helping me major clean out my room. Soft shell lobster last night. Still waiting on Harvard Med - but waiting is better than nothing. Sister, haven't seen in 12 years, coming out to take me down.
 
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