failure

So I blew the experiment on the second day. That doesn't mean I didn't have something to write about, I just got home really late and forgot to sit down and write it. So here's what yesterday's entry would have been, and I swear it's not a cop-out.

So yeah, on Saturday I wrote about family. Last night I had dinner with those same cousins. It was low key, we watched some Star Wars, and hung out for a while while I wrestled with their dog and we talked about the world. So again:

Day 2 Gratitude:
Family

Today I started off with an odd morning... It was light out, because of the time change, and Matt was still in Portland, so I had to get Baldr fed and walked before I went to work. It was fun! I handled my time a lot better than I usually do in the mornings. I think I might see if I can walk Baldr in the mornings a few more days. And then I decided that today's mantra would be "Today is a good day." It seemed to work. I made a new friend and we had all kinds of great conversations about music, video games, and bad jokes. I actually kind of had fun at my dead-end warehouse temp job.

Day 3 Gratitude:
"Today is a good day."

catching up

The weird thing about family (and friends, really) is that even if you haven't seen or heard from them in ages, they're still family (and friends) and they still care. I spent some time this morning with my cousin Jules and our dogs at the park talking about Deep Philosophical Things.

Day 1 Gratitude:
Family