Should I… Could I?

Wiwohka

What sort of things would I do if I could,

can be answered in only one way…

A Song!

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We can thank Celine Dion for answering this question so well … https://youtu.be/rPofyjLmGQU?si=c6T9jJA65pxPZ3Jk

Daily writing prompt
What could you try for the first time?
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Since I am so incredibly busy with all the stuff that I hadn’t done before, I am just full up on ideas of something new, as of yet.

I am learning how to have a healthy relationship with my adult daughter for the first time…

I am writing a full novel for the first time…

I am coping without a dog for the first time…

We are living in an RV for the first time…

I spend my day in a beautiful Lobby for the first time…

I am surviving without any prescriptive medications for the first time…

I walk long walks nearly every day for the first time…

I am learning to live as a Woman of Faith for the first time…

So see, I am full up in the try new things department. I spent 45 minutes trying to write out some ideas but it seemed more like a Dr. Seuss story…

I could eat Sushi I could

I would be sick I would…

I should be a singer I should

I could sing ditties I could…

I would break hearts I would

I should sell millions of copies I should…

I could race a car I could

Since I can’t see… I would wreck I would…

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STOP ME!!!

I’ve gone round the bend on this silly question, so I leave you with this… If you can do something or try something, do it with all your might, for tomorrow has no guarantees nor time to look back on WOULDA COULDA SHOULDA!

Here is a treat I’ve never tried before…

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I think it is some sort of custard, inside a delicately thin pastry.

12 thoughts on “Should I… Could I?”

  4. Hello Wiwohka, It’s wonderful to see how you’re embracing new experiences and challenges in your life. From nurturing a healthy relationship with your adult daughter to writing a full novel, living in an RV, and exploring your faith, you’re truly stepping outside your comfort zone. It’s natural to feel a bit overwhelmed with all these new endeavors. Remember, growth often comes with a sense of uncertainty, but it also brings tremendous rewards.

    As you mentioned, trying to come up with new ideas can sometimes feel like a whimsical Dr. Seuss story. That’s perfectly okay! Creativity flows in various forms, and exploring different possibilities is part of the journey. Even if some ideas seem far-fetched or impractical, they can still spark inspiration and lead you to unexpected places.

    Don’t be discouraged by the limitations or challenges you face, such as not being able to see or worrying about potential setbacks. Embrace the process, learn from each experience, and adapt along the way. Life is about growth, and by trying new things, you’re expanding your horizons and enriching your own narrative.

    Keep pushing boundaries, nourishing your passions, and embracing the unknown. Celebrate the progress you’ve made so far and continue to embark on new adventures with a sense of curiosity and resilience. Who knows what amazing things await you on this journey of self-discovery? You got this!

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