Tonight I thought about my blog for the first time in a long time.
It looks like I've been writing about once a year for the past few years.
I used to love it.
I think I might love it again.
I'm thinking about cleaning the cobwebs off and trying to make my blog work for me...
in the past I felt like I started working for my blog.
It wouldn't do what I wanted it to do...and that frustrated me.
I'm going to try not to let it frustrate me.
The record with pictures is invaluable.
Tonight I got to participate in a market research opinion think tank.
I got paid to share my thoughts on innovation and technology.
I'm sworn to secrecy with sharing specifics...but,
I liked it.
And it made me think.
Lately, I've been evaluating how I spend my time
questioning what I'm passionate about,
trying to figure out what I love and why, and
also figuring out my intentions.
I've also been thinking a lot about counting my blessings.
And I've been counting them.
That's always a good thing.
I'm going to start writing them down.
Maybe on the blog?
Maybe not?
Tonight, I got to go to the city.
The city does something to me.
I love it.
I love the energy.
I love the lights,
the height and depth the buildings create,
I love to be up in tall buildings and looking down on little cars,
little people,
little lights,
little streets.
I like sirens and trying to find the emergency vehicles down below.
I like to see construction cranes and new buildings going up, up, up.
I like fire escapes...they're cool.
I love the city.
Tonight, I parked on the second level, but
after my duties were complete I drove up to the top of the parking garage.
I wish I took a selfie up there,
even though I don't really like selfies.
I liked being up there.
I wish I captured the moment in a picture...
with me in it.
Tonight, I thought...
about how I love the city,
I appreciate technology and innovation.
I thought about how
I love Colorado,
(PS - I also miss Pure Michigan)
1 comment:
I'll be sure to tell Harold how much you love CO (his home state). When we were first married he could not say enough about CO. He still thinks it is the most superior state in the union but he keeps it to himself. (Maybe because he knows CA is superior?....just a thought). Glad you are liking where you live.
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