Here we are again, saying farewell to another year. My hope for 2023 - minimal pain, tears, and sadness. Setting the bar low? Geeze, I hope so.
Looking back at twenty-two vis-a-vis Pbase:
Here we are again, saying farewell to another year. My hope for 2023 - minimal pain, tears, and sadness. Setting the bar low? Geeze, I hope so.
Looking back at twenty-two vis-a-vis Pbase:
I told myself I should stop talking about the weather but DAMN it's going to be cold this weekend! Eleven. Degrees.
Pumpkin bread
I had to run some errands this morning and was dismayed by people who were most unhelpful; not to mention rude drivers. Sheesh!
Looking at my photos from this day over the years, I noticed that I usually make my mom's cookies today. I have the ingredients but I've decided to wait until the new year. No particular reason for putting it off, just mixing things up. Ha!
When I checked the notifications on my phone this morning, there was a watch software update available. I clicked it and my Samsung Watch 4 died. Murdered. Slain by Samsung.
A Google search re: the update did indeed produce stories of watches being turned into bricks.
Is it any wonder I get chest pains?
Long story short, I'm getting a new watch.
What's next?
I, I, I
Me, me, my.
Besides having a bad cold this week, I was struck by the realization that social media is 99% over-sharing. I was taking part in an Instagram project #decemberreflections and the prompt was "5 things about me". As I read through the postings of others taking part, I thought 'oh my word, this is disgusting '. Over-sharing. I've been as guilty as anyone over the years. Sharing too much trivial information.
I also realized that I have come to know some truly wonderful people via social media. Some I have met in person but most I only know online. I also know that for those who are housebound, social media may help them be less despondent. However, in some cases, it also contributes to poor self-image and depression. Social media: Take only as needed.
Oh, and I consider sharing photography a worthy endeavor. Make more photos!
This is from Martinique, 2009
Well here we are in December; never a joyous month for me, too much sadness. BUT, I do the best I can.
I came down with a cold on Monday so I had to reschedule my MRI. Feeling better today so I put up my little Christmas tree.
This is my Santa Bear, hanging from my rear view mirror.