A day of gratitude. A day of saying thank you. A day of acknowledging the blessings one has in life. It’s also a day of football, turkey, a big parade, and movies. It’s a smash up of different cultures reveling in different fun activities and maybe breaking bread.
While giving thanks for what we have, we should also pledge to be an agent of good.
Categories: Culture, current events, family, mental health, Psychology, society
psychologistmimi 
Happy ThanksGiving Psychologistmimi
i Had Confidence You Would Still Be
Posting Today So
There Would
Be No Chance
i Would Miss
Writing Online
For the 4019th
Consecutive Day
Yes 11 Years Ever
Since November 25, 2010
Anyway, No Big Surprise Hehe Before
9 AM, i’ve Already Surpassed 1,000 Words
This Morning of the 13 MiLLioN Plus Words
i’ve Written Online Since That First Day Then
Doing my Best to Escape the Very Worst Pain
Known to Humankind Then That No Drug Would
Touch Yes Only A Word to Start That Felt Still
Like A Mountain of Pain With Barely Effective Use
of Eyes and Ears With Type Two Trigeminal Neuralgia
Like A Dentist Drill Without Novocaine So Deeply Penetrating
Right
Eye
And
Ear Yes
Just A Few
Inches from
A Screen With
The Brightness turned
All the Way Down Such
A Mountain of Pain Then
To Escape the Suicide Disease for Real…
Pain Taught me Most To Love Without
Fear Inhale Peace And Exhale Love The
Same
Continually
In Refrain with
No Restraint
And True
What
Finally Healed
All the Root of my
Human Modern Disease
Becoming More Machine
Than Human No More A
Canary in That Coal Mine so Very Cold
Anyway Again Warmest Thanksgiving Wishes to You For Real…
In A World Of Likes With No Soul The Saddest Part oF ALL Today
Is i May Be the Only One to Return the Wish Only Because i Had to
Go to Hell to Be
Human
Again…
It’s Quite A Step Up
IN Deed These Days of Dust
Signs O’ The Times For Real…:)
LikeLike
LikeLike
As I add my Thanksgiving 5 on top of my COVID 15, I see all my hard won dieting victories swept away. First world problem.
LikeLike