What was on the wall that day.
My wife laughed today. A real laugh. The first one in months.
I learned to swim at the Y in Worcester. The lifeguard's name was Janet. She bribed me with M&Ms.
My father taught me to whistle by standing behind me with his hand under my chin, tilting it just right.
My grandfather wrote letters to the editor every week of his retirement. He never stopped trying to be useful.
The exact pink the sky turned tonight.
Birthday parties at my mother's house. Always the same yellow cake. Always candles she insisted on lighting twice.
My boss sent me home when I came in sick. He didn't make it about the work.
Soup left in the pot for tomorrow.
First crocuses pushing through the snow.
A man on the train let me have his seat without making it weird.
Finishing the laundry on a Sunday.
I have a job that is hard but means something. I don't take that for granted.