Perfect timing for so many reasons. I happened upon this motto photo through the lovely Katy Elliott. I encourage you to stop by her blog and at a minimum learn a bit about her. She has an impressive background, is very down to earth and feeling the impact of this economy on her career path; her outlook is quite refreshing. I have to agree with her #10. Photography is a newfound interest of mine that has been rekindled as I prepare the studio and write here regularly. Motto originally created here.
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Thanks for stopping by to visit me at the house of Sass. You have a great eye for “design” – is that the right word? It took me several years before I bought one picture for my first house because I just couldn’t visualize what should be there. This kind of thing seems to come naturally to you. I’m envious.
Thanks for visiting here too; I went back to see if I could find your first name and saw the 365 days of grace and had to join in so thank you very much; I look forward to learning more about you and your blog. Yes, I do love selecting things and it does kinda flow for me, but ask me about fixing an electronic or reading assembly instructions and it’s glazed over eyes time :)
I embrace curiosity. Of course, sometimes it bites me like the proverbial cat, but for the most part, I’d like to think it keeps life interesting. It’s all about moving outside of the comfort zone. When I do that, I rarely regret what I’ve done~
Rebecca
Rebecca, I have to agree, especially when fear rears its head in my life I can’t stay thinking (fearful still thinking) for too long when I feel fear, it’s better for me to take action, be curious. Thanks for sharing,
jana
such a great blog jana!
your little tiny dancer is precious
Paige, Thank you for visiting; yes, our tiny dancers; how blessed are we. I just happened upon your blog but I will be back, was amazing and kindred re: your Madison dancing. Smile, jana
thats a cool picture and a great statement