Morning! While I do hope it is a wonderful start to your day, I abandon the, “good” part of the ante-meridian greeting years ago. It felt like a forced cheerfulness and assumed that I expected you should be having a certain way about your early hours. My tone is typically still bright when I say, “morning!” but I don’t want to presume that it is good. Intention and tone can be powerful. They can impress more feeling behind a statement than the words themselves. I do hope that this day is spectacular and that you find a way to make it better than good! Hopefully my actions will be more powerful, louder, and more meaningful than words themselves. ~trvw
