As most of you know (but hello to all the new readers, so nice to have you here!) Sundays are when I turn the writing over to you. I give a prompt then we all jump into the thread and get to know each other.
This week, let us know: What is one thing you thought you’d never do, but did?
This week I got on stage doing stand-up for the first time in Australia (I almost said no out of fear and now I have two more shows booked), I went over 30k words in the first draft of my novel (I never thought I could write after childhood, my imagination “lost” but here I am), I laughed when I got an email from someone who once upon a time broke my heart (I just deleted it, that is ancient history), I did a workout that I used to skip over (and did it with heavier dumbells than I am used to also), I fed and gave water to and played with and chatted with six adorable chickens (when I used to be terribly afraid of chickens among other birds).
I went on a top secret assignment with a client to a billionaire's island and it gave me inspiration for a novel [it's not about them! well not much] which I am almost ready to send out.
Whew! The list is long but one of the things I (and many people who knew/know me) never thought I’d do is join the military. When I was 21, my ego was as large as continental Africa. The idea of someone telling me what to do and me having to do it was …foreign. I prided myself on going against the grain even in the littlest things so you can imagine the shock that came with my enlistment. I made it to sergeant before hanging up my fatigues. It was an excellent experience for me but I can tell you it isn’t for everybody.
I never thought I would marry a woman 😁😘❤️
YESSSSSSS! XOXO
I went on a top secret assignment with a client to a billionaire's island and it gave me inspiration for a novel [it's not about them! well not much] which I am almost ready to send out.
YESSSSSS!!! Yeah you are! 🧡
Whew! The list is long but one of the things I (and many people who knew/know me) never thought I’d do is join the military. When I was 21, my ego was as large as continental Africa. The idea of someone telling me what to do and me having to do it was …foreign. I prided myself on going against the grain even in the littlest things so you can imagine the shock that came with my enlistment. I made it to sergeant before hanging up my fatigues. It was an excellent experience for me but I can tell you it isn’t for everybody.
Wow! Loved learning this about you, thank you 🧡🧡
This is incredibly beautiful, thank you for sharing it here 🧡🧡🧡