Good evening everyone,
How are you tonight? Today starts a new year for the inn. I'm a bit tired; I've written plenty lately. Today, a meeting with someone I mentor had a bit of a surprise. More about
that in a moment.
My Gratitudes for Wednesday
1. I'm getting together with several new people in the next few days. That's fine with me, it doesn't faze me. I'm thankful for the variety my life has.
2. I enjoyed my time with someone I mentor. The place was wild: La Penca Azul, a Mexican restaurant in Alameda. It's name means the leaf of the agave plant that is used to make tequila.
The music was loud, Salsa music. Several female eaters stood up at different moments during our lunch, wiggling their hips. Interesting.
The decor was fun, modern and cheerful. Plants abounded throughout the restaurant, especially flowers and cacti. Initially, we didn't get the service I wanted. I took care of that.
One of the waiters, not ours, I flagged down. "For some reason, this table isn't getting much attention," I said. I saw him speak with our waiter; the service was excellent from then on.
I expected to split the tab with the other person. She treated me. Was that nice. I appreciated her kindness. She said we were celebrating the inn's one year anniversary.
3. I'll work with my middle son tomorrow. I look forward to the time shared together.
4. I'm having coffee with a new friend this Friday. I look forward to that. She does work similar to mine.
5. I meet with a new client Friday. I'm thankful my business continues to grow. I like the stimulation I get when discovering the needs of someone new. She was referred to me by another client I have. I enjoy the challenges and variety of my profession.
Good night, I'm exhausted.
2 comments:
Sounds like a good day. Much to be grateful for.
Happy Thursday to you, Syd.
The funny thing is that I used to overlook the little (and big) blessings that the day brings. I was so caught up in the drama of living with unhealthy others that I was unable to appreciate the clouds, a good meal or the lovingkindness of a good friend.
Recovery allows me to stay in the moment, appreciating life fully, undistracted by fear or anxiety. Boy am I lucky.
The Innkeeper
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