That tea with ginger sounds great.

No.1. No two ways about it, hot tea freshly brewed with grated green ginger.

No.2. My daily tryst with my crossword puzzles.

No.3. My weekly Vedanta class.

No.4. My wife and I, Sitting every evening on our favorite bench and socializing with our friends at the neighborhood park.

No.5. The time I spend blogging, visiting and commenting on other blogs, and replying to comments on my blog.

No.6. The increasingly getting to be rare, time spent with our son.

Six favorite bloggers.

1. On top of the list is Jean Browman with both her blogs.

2. Teeni at vaguetarian

3. Mike Goad at Exit 78

4. Tikno at Love Ely

5. Ellen Weber at Brain Leaders and Learners

6. Rose at Rose’s Obstacles and Glories

rummusers last blog post..Health Check.

Listing six favorite things is quite simple. Listing six favorite blogs is however difficult. Will it be alright to list those that you too have?

rummusers last blog post..A Poignant Story.

Lance,
Thank you for the kind words. You made my day!

Lori,
Thanks for sharing your list. It sounds like your husband is a gem…I’m happy for you.

I’m like you and your husband, I like doing things differently once in a while to avoid stagnation. And like you I think of the bits and pieces in my mind as a gigantic jigsaw puzzle. It’s exciting when they sometimes fit together.

I’m not much of a tagger, but here’s the list of 6:

Six things that make me happy:
1) My husband’s ability to understand the deep mysteries of life
2) My husband’s ability to play, dance, and laugh through life
3) My husband’s ability to love me for who and what I am
4) Our two cats’ loving and beautiful souls
5) “New stuff! New stuff!” What my husband and I call doing things differently to avoid stagnation.
6) Reading or seeing something that clicks the puzzle pieces into place in my mind and heart and then finding a way to share it with others

SpaceAgeSage — Loris last blog post..Can the disconnect be stopped or is it too late?

Mike and bikehikebabe,
Here’s the picture (the good Lord willing and the creek don’t rise)

I love the MBTI. I took the official version twice. The first time I was an ENFP, being on borderline of E and I and F and T, but strongly an N and P. The second time I was an INFP, with the same borderlines and strong preferences. When I received the results of the first test my reaction was, “For the first time in my life I feel really understood.”

Being an introvert you might enjoy the last snapshot on tomorrow’s post at Cheerful Monk: If You Had Led the Life I Lead. It is accessible now but won’t appear on my home page until tomorrow morning. (Correction: bikehikebabe pointed out the link doesn’t work for her, so I included the snapshot below.)