A whimsical look at gratitude.
If you’re like most people, you probably believe the good times will start when
- you have more money,
- your living situation improves,
- you’re healthier,
- you look more attractive,
- the political situation changes,
- more people agree with you,
- your relationships get better,
- your job gets better,
- you’re doing more interesting things,
- other people alter their behaviors,
- you alter your behaviors, or
- something else changes in the future.
Last night, the good times started when I got this fortune:
Okay, everybody! Let’s count to 3!
1 ….
2…
3.
According to that good fortune I found last night, now that we’ve counted to 3, the good times have started!
How shall we celebrate these good times?
When will the good comments start? 1… 2… 3. Let’s look below and see!
Finally, how shall I express good-time thanks to all who helped me create the good times in this post…
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I loved this, Bernadette! And it’s true—we always postpone feeling the ‘good times’ until some thing else happens, other than what is happening right now!
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Thanks for that, Bernadette. I had fun dancing along to the music 🙂
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This is a wonderful post and so fitting with my life right now. Perfect timing Bernadette. Thank you! Also, LOVED all of those songs, especially the first one, Good Times by Chic. I remember skating at the rolladium to that song with my disco hair and outfit and light up roller skates! 🙂 – New post up!
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Love the music! I agree we need to have a good time now and not postpone it. We’ll never see this moment we’re in again, so we might as well make the best of it. 😃
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