I am asked to impersonate Cinderella, on occasion.
I am taking Echinacea and the letter C in a preemptive attack on you, germs.
I am wondering how to get a Ph.D for free.
I am a collector of old paper goods that fold well.
I am sure that we fold well into each other when we are honest.
I am driven by the possibility of collectively unlocking the 90% latent creativity unused by the human brain.
I am convinced that the smartest principles are the ones Jesus taught.
I am glad when I notice that my friends are accidentally prophesying hope to each other.
I am motivated by seeing lives transformed incrementally. In the small moments that seem insignificant.
I am writing it all down.
(Photo by Pixelberber)
And how is it that IN ALL MY LIFE I have NEVER seen you impersonate Cinderella??? I feel deprived!
ahh…this is lovely.
i, too, am motivated by the small moments. they’re beautiful, aren’t they?
I’ve never seen you impersonate Cinderella either. I think a performance is in order… 🙂
I like your list. And the picture is great too. Reminds me of that t-shirt from NST back in the day…
Lisa and Melissa,
Cinderella a new thing. Hopefully when Elise starts blogging she’ll explain it better. She instigated it.
Joy, you are lovely. Thanks for reading.
Melissa,
I can’t picture what NST shirt that was, though?
I will risk messing up the greek to describe it. Its light blue and on the front in greek letters says “EGO EMI” (sp??) which is supposedly translated as I AM. behind those words in yellow, and written backwords is the phrase, “its not about me.” You can only read the yellow words when looking in the mirror. the back has a collage of pictures from NST. I kept this shirt because i like it. Ring any bells?
Melissa,
Ahh! I don’t remember the shirt. But I do remember wandering through Powell’s Used Books in Portland and feeling very alive. Were you there when went strolling?
this picture made me think of something: the other day my new friend gave me an acronym for ego. edging God out.
i found that interesting. thought i’d share 🙂