Spent the day with Mom. She is doing very well and continues to heal. I brought a pizza and a salad for lunch. We celebrated Chris's birthday... he turned 20 today... we were thinking of him knowing he is working hard at boot camp and we can't wait till we can really celebrate his birthday when he comes home on leave after graduation. :D
I've been feeling really down about my job and my work schedule. I walked into Network Release, and a colleague has this desktop up on their screen. Thank you for the reminder to stop thinking negative thoughts and to stop complaining.
I'm grateful for my family and friends whom I love very much and who love me.
Valentine's Day can be bittersweet... perhaps that is why there is a mass chocolate consumption frenzy on this day...
For the past 2 Valentine Days, I posted quotes from "Grey's Anatomy"... This year I'll share what I think is the most poignant song about romantic love...
I'm grateful I can see the beautiful juicy colors in flowers.
I went to Trader Joe's today to pick up some groceries and there were hundreds of bouquets of flowers ready for the Valentine's Day Rush! There were all kinds and colors... I enjoyed looking at them, and I took a few pics of my favorites. The photo above was the bouquet that called to me and into the shopping cart it went.
What a nice evening, finally caught up on my grateful blog... enjoying the flowers and the company of Koda... Life is good.
I picked Mom up and took her for a haircut and afterwards we went to lunch at the pizzeria. She looks great! Her arm is healing well and she gets stronger everyday.
We also went on a little drive before we went back to her apartment. Earlier this week, I had Googled Zen Garden in Long Island looking for the John P. Humes Japanese Stroll Garden, which I found out about from one of the photo meet-up groups I belong to. I didn't get to go to that meet-up and have been wanting to see this place ever since. Unfortunately, it is only open April-October... so, I have to wait a few months. Anyway, I stumbled on Little Japanese Zen Garden in Queens which happened to be located right in the neighborhood by Mom's. So, I didn't tell her where we were going and made it a little adventure. Turns out, the garden isn't there anymore, but instead of being disappointed we realized that it was all about the little drive we took on a sunny day. Mom was thrilled to be outside after 3 long weeks inside recuperating. Wise words to live by... the journey is the adventure, not the destination.
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