Monthly Archives: November 2022

Yesterday I was going through the videos on my phone and deleting the ones I didn’t want to keep. I happened upon one that was very bittersweet to watch: it was a video of my 17-year-old chihuahua pup, Victor, taken … Continue reading →

Three days ago I posted gratitude for making a discovery that indicated the probability of a mouse–and in fact, that was the case.🙏🏽 Ever since that day, my husband’s been attentive to my phobia of anything-rodent,🙏🏽 and I appreciate that … Continue reading →

I am grateful for all the amusement in my life.🙏🏽 There is an abundance of it🙏🏽 which is great, having ADHD and all. I’m grateful for all the things that hold my attention; most of them make me smile or … Continue reading →

Three of my friends left this week for warmer climes, two going to Texas and the other to Georgia. There’s not many of us left living here at the RV resort this late in the season, less than a dozen … Continue reading →

Today is the last day of daylight savings time, so time ‘fell back’ an hour. I’m grateful.🙏🏽 The day is young, not yet 9:00 a.m., and I have already made a couple of discoveries–one positive, and one perplexing, and I’m … Continue reading →

Olfaction–the ability to smell–is quite an incredible thing. It is the sense that adds something extra to all the other senses, as well as to life itself. 🙏🏽 Our ability to smell enhances our world in its ability to stimulate … Continue reading →

I’ve never thought much about my sense of touch, but I’m grateful to be doing it today.🙏🏽 Unlike the other four senses that are located in my head, touch is experienced all over my body, 🙏🏽 thanks to receptors that … Continue reading →

Writing daily about certain things to be grateful for has proved just how much I take for granted in this wonderful life, and I’m grateful for the reminder.🙏🏽 I’ve read that the loss of the sense of taste was a … Continue reading →

Practicing gratitude and trying to be thankful for all circumstances has heightened my general awareness, particularly of things I have been taking for granted all my life. My eyes being one of them. Or is is two? Regardless, I have … Continue reading →

I readily admit that I take my five senses for granted, which is probably why the idea for this subject of ‘senses’ presented itself. God always provides.🙏🏽 HEARING. My sense of hearing enables me to hear loved ones’ voices, my … Continue reading →