Well. . .
Would you. . .
C O U L D Y O U
win the LAST BROWNIE ?
I love this clip from Notting Hill
courtesy from Wing Clips
at the beginning of the week of
T H A N K S G I V I N G
It’s an amazing scene, isn’t it?
Each guest sitting around the table trying to vie
for the last-very-much-wanted-Brownie
by telling their own personal tale of woe–
the very saddest of which
w i n s
The Brownie. . .
So what’s Y O U R Story. . . ?
Would you focus on
your lack of income
your lack of good looks
your lack of incredible health
your lack of physical mobility or skills
your lack of a great relationship
your lack of professional standing
your lack of awareness of just how good you actually do
H A V E I T ?
Even on a Thanksgiving Week
it’s sad isn’t it,
that so much of our lives are consumed with thinking
about what we Lack in LIFE
than all of the things we have overwhelming been blessed?
S O M E T I M E S
it actually takes a traumatic experience
or at least
a severely rugged turn of events
to make the mundane blessings
we usually take for granted. . .
e x t r a o r d i n a r y
Like the familiar old adage:
YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU’VE GOT, TILL IT’S GONE
So here’s the ultimate
T H A N K S G I V I N G D A R E :
Turn in
Y O U R B R O W N I E. . .
turn it in
for the Pumpkin Pie—
The O N E
You G I V E
with all of the trimmings
not optional–
ever again—
b u t
S T A N D A R D
with the more-than-usual exception
that’ll you’ll exceed
e x p e c t a t i o n s
for everyone else’s sake. . .
Y U M !
Go ahead–
Dish up another Serving. . .
O U T t h a n k
everyone you know. . .
don’t even make it
c l o s e !