I figured I had better take advantage of this, the last day before my self-imposed challenge for 2023: writing only 23 words a day.
I started practicing 23 word cohesive writing in my new journal from my granddaughter — well, technically it’s from my son who drew my name in our family gift exchange. He knows what I like, though, so he made her a part of it. (That’s a cat that she drew on the cover of the journal.)
Today I give myself permission to write more words — like this rambling explanation.
I’m using the ever-so-original tag: 23 words or 23words. (Do I need a hashtag?) If you write 23 words and want me to read it, tag your post and I’ll check it out.
Here are 23 words as a look-back at 2022:
People I knew
In 2022
Who had a positive impact
On my life:
Eadaoin
KevinandMary
Andrew
Sherlee
Bob
Marleny
Dayrelis
Carole
Thank you
Honestly, my list could be much longer. And I admittedly cheated with Kevin and Mary, but they are kind of a dynamic duo. They made a cardinal for me — a female cardinal who proudly stands where I can see her often.
Tomorrow my wordiness problem will altogether disappear. đ
A nice cardinal!
I think so too.
That is a sweet sculpture. I have a permanent sunflower.
You wouldn’t believe how much joy I get from my little cardinal. She’s not flashy like her male counterpart, but she’s strong.
I can believe it. My husband made me a sunflower from a DIsh tv disk. So much joy seeing things you love.
What a precious gift from your granddaughter! You are truly blessed.
Have a Happy New Year!
I am indeed. Thanks for reading!
Happy New Year đ
Thank you! Same to you!
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