I appreciate:

• The helpful and always hilarious Jim DeSimone class.
• Going out with friends after the last class!
• Seeing a bunch of geese (I didn’t stop to count them, though) in the moonlight on the drive home.

I appreciate:

• Driving home from work around the beautiful lakes.
• Waiting while 32 ducks crossed the road. Yes, I counted them.
• Getting to see Katie in her 2nd improv show.

I appreciate:

• Spending time with Sarah
• The most delicious gf/df chicken pot pie
• Jill’s amazing Scottish T-Rex at Show X. Oh, yes.

I appreciate:

• Getting to enough sleep.
• Finding time on Sunday to make apple muffins and meatloaf so I’ll have food for the week.
• All the trees lit up in Uptown. I love this.

I appreciate:

• The super-cool person, whoever you are, who paid it forward at the coffee shop this morning and bought me my coffee. What FUN!
• Rain in November. It’s not snow!
• The way bits of improv sets keep flitting through my brain. Post-Dramatic-Sleepdeprivation-Disorder.

I appreciate:

• Jessica, for coming in to help me clean today!
• The beautiful sunny warm weather.
• Luna cat’s weird poses.

I appreciate:

• Jessica, for coming in to help me clean today!
• The beautiful sunny warm weather.
• Luna cat’s weird poses.

I appreciate:

• All of you who donated to my home away from home, HUGE Theater.
• All the improvisers, audience members, and volunteers who made the Improvathon such a spectacular success.
• The fact that all those amazing people took really good care of the theater during that time so it wasn’t too big a task to clean it today!

I appreciate:

• Scarves. Not just a super fun accessory, but extremely helpful during our 9-month winters…
• Toby’s attempts to get comfortable on my lap while I work – and his utter lack of concern for how it’s working out for me.
•  Caffeinated heaven in a cup on a quiet work-at-home morning

I appreciate:

• TODAY! Not only because I get to be alive and experience a myriad of exciting things, but also because it’s 11-12-13. Oh what fun!
• Having jobs that not only provide the income I need, but also allow me to interact with funny and fascinating people, and that satisfy my need to learn and to feel helpful.
• Slouching on the couch after a very long day at said jobs.