What’s your #1 priority tomorrow?
Tomorrow isn’t here yet, there are no priorities
Live in the day you’ve got, that’s what we call today
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Perseverance
What’s the trait you value most about yourself?
Pertaining to publishing pages, posts, photos, and pmenus (the p is silent).
I associate with thrift store brands
What brands do you associate with?
I’m not a brand-new brand girl.
The best piece of advice I’ve ever received came from one of my worst mistakes
What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever received?
“Stop saying you’re sorry for something you did not do. Do not take personal responsibility for something that has nothing to do with you or your actions. We say ‘I’m sorry,’ as a reflex response, a sentence filler, to a lot of situations that we did not create. It’s a passive response, a guilt giver. Remove it from your vernacular. Only say you’re sorry as a direct result of your own actions.”
Daily prompt: lessons in love
Share a lesson you wish you had learned earlier in life.
You can’t build a home in someone else. Your home is yourself and you should walk gently through the threshold, decorate wisely and renovate as needed.
Daily prompt: not everyone can walk or run
How often do you walk or run?
Perhaps the more inclusive question would be, “How often do you participate in a form of exercise?” Or if the question is more about getting from place to place, perhaps the query would be better phrased as, “What methods of self – and/or or nonself transportation get you from place A to place B?”
Why I don’t Consider Myself a Leader
Do you see yourself as a leader?
Because I’m typically an outlier. An observer of people and everything around me. I’m not a follower either, because my stubborn streak doesn’t allow me to follow blindly without questioning first. I’m more of a thinker, a student of human nature and nature, and all its forms. If it makes sense to follow, I will. If it makes sense to be a leader in a given moment, I’ll do that. But inherently, I’m an observer. I try to reproduce with photography or the written word what I see, and how what I see makes me feel.
“It's Amy,” I said. 