TGT and TBT

TGT
1. Not having to go anywhere on a cold day.
2. Hot chocolate with marshmallows
3. Sewing



TBT
1. The rag quilt
2. Lucky catching a frisbee
3. A clean bathroom

Three more things

TBT

1. The sun peeping through the clouds

2. Lucky

3. The empty laundry hamper

TGT

1. Waffle House breakfast

2. I was able to step down from the back porch and walk around the back yard, and step back up onto the porch.

3. The feral kitten went into the box I made for her to sleep in during the cold weather.

Good and Beautiful

sunset, originally uploaded by texaswren.

TGT
1. Looking through old pictures and remembering happy moments.
2. Getting the Christmas decorations down and packed away
3. Doing all of my commissary shopping without a wheelchair or one of those dumb (but thank goodness for them!) motorized carts

TBT
1. The house being neat and uncluttered after the Christmas decorations are put away.
2. The rosemary bush
3. Our library

A New Year Full of Good Things

I find that last year was a bit too full of whining and fretting, when there was really no reason for it. So, I decided to resurrect by Three Good Things each day. Then, I saw blogging friends doing Three Beautiful Things. That led me to realize how often those are the same thing.

I won't commit to every day, but I have learned enough about myself as I've grown older to realize that I don't like anything that has to be done every day. But, I'll do it when I can, and I'll have a record to remind me of how lucky and wonderful my life is when days look gloomy.

Three Good Things---TGT
1. Lucky is feeling better
2. Sitting on the sofa with a laptop instead of stuck in my office in the back of the house, all alone.
3. Spending the day with my husband.

Three Beautiful Things-TBT
1. Fort Worth skyline
2. My snuggly sofa quilt
3. Johnnie's eyes.

NoNoNoNo #3-10

First, I want to say thank you to all Veterans, and all current military, and their families. Some debts can never be re-paid, and “Thank you” is never big enough.

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NoNoNoNo Pictures 1 and 2

These are the first two of 50 pictures for NoNoNoNo.

NoNaNoWriNoNoMo

(a.k.a. NoNoNoNo)
Non-National Not Writing a Novel Non-Month

They say a picture is worth 1000 words. So in response to those individuals who participate in NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month - which encourages people to try writing a 50,000 word novel in November), you are invited to create 50 pictures between November 1st and Nov 30th.
You can do paintings, drawings, pencil sketches, collages, digital photography, print photography, graphic design, ink-blots, pastels, watercolors, pencil-crayons, Crayola crayons, or whatever tickles your fancy.
Just do 50 images in those 30 days (which averages to 2 images per day). The focus is on quantity, not quality.
Post your works of art to your website, or blog, or just show 'em to your friends at coffee*. Be free. Express yourself!