Nov 27 2008

I’m, Like, All Thankfulnessy And Stuff

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Since lists of random information are so much easier than a well constructed narrative essay, and since well constructed narrative essays are hard when your wife is gone and you starting eating your whiskey omelettes at noon, I give you a list of things I’m thankful for.

This list is by no means complete. In fact, it basically represents what I’ve been doing today.

  • Sunny days that are so cold that you can feel the air rush past your lips and all the way down your throat into your lungs.
  • The cloyingly sweet smell of honey and cider brewing in the kitchen
  • The wonderful feeling when I share mead and cider with friends over meals of laughter
  • Taking a long bike ride, even when it’s cold and you feel out of shape
  • Salmon
  • Cheese… Good Irish hard cheese
  • The smell of ginger, shredded and boiling in water, and the taste of the tea it makes after adding the honey and lemon
  • The way that cats push their heads into your hands when they want pets
  • Comedy and laughter,  and a very bearable lightness of being
  • Kindness, from both strangers and those you love
  • The sound of Jessie’s voice, especially the sound of her laugh
  • Friends, friends, friends. Even the not so good ones, which I don’t actually have any of at the moment
  • And WordPress… for making me take 5 minutes out of my day to smile and mindfully think about how much I like cold air filling my lungs on long bike rides when I take breaks from ginger-mead making on days before I hang out with friends over dinner of salmon and Irish chees
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