Day 43: In writing the story of your life, reflect on your most heroic moment of showing up for yourself.
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Quote: When will I know?
Miles Morales: When will I know I’m ready? Peter B. Parker: You won’t. It’s a leap of faith. Thats all it is, Miles. It’s a leap of faith. Later…. Peter B. Parker: How do I know I won’t screw up again? Myles Morales: You don’t. It’s… Peter B. Parker: I know… a leap of faith.ContinueContinue reading “Quote: When will I know?”
Jane Fonda in Five Acts: Quotes from the HBO Documentary
None of my marriages were democratic, because I was too worried about pleasing. I had to be a certain way in order for them to love me. I had to look a certain way. And I looked different for all of them. I wanted to be living as a whole Jane. A fully realized Jane.
Quote: Struggle is never ending…
“Struggle is a never ending process. Freedom is never really won, you earn it and win it in every generation.” ~ Coretta Scott King
Women’s March on Washington: Signs of the Time
Quote: Inability to love…
The inability to love another person is a form of loneliness…. This stems from us not being able to share parts of ourselves with others. ~ Stephen Colbert
Quote: Someday
Someday. You said someday. Not today or tomorrow or next week. Just some day. Someday sounds a lot like the thing people say when they actually mean never. Let’s not go someday, Teddy. Let’s go now. ~ Delores to Teddy, Westworld, Ep 3
Quote: You are a fact.
Randall: I was a replacement for your dead baby, that’s all I’ve ever been. I spent my life striving for perfection. You know why, Dad? Because I live in fear that if I let up for a moment, I will remember that I am unwanted. And then what’ll happen to me?” Jack: The moment I sawContinueContinue reading “Quote: You are a fact.”
Quote: Sly fox. Dumb bunny.
Everyone comes to Zootopia, thinking they could be anything they want. But you can’t. You can only be what you are. Sly fox. Dumb bunny. ~ Nick Wilde aka Fox, Zootopia (film)
Bike the Boros: Staten Island
Bike the Boros: Staten Island
The downhill on the other side of this hill was a mix of reward and terror, like: a lil’ bit of “Oh yay! Downhill!” with a lot of “Oh shit! This is treacherous!” It was a steep, winding downhill road with no shoulder to speak of, two-way traffic with a lot of pot holes, a couple of stop signs peppering the decline and a couple of hairpin sharp turns coming off the hill thrown in for good measure. Not for the faint of heart. But who knew that was coming?
Harvest Life 