by photochick~ In a word . . . FCAT. I know, if you teach or have a child in school you are TIRED of hearing about it, so I won't elaborate except to say it has consumed several weeks of my life, but it is PRAISE THE LORD over!
Totally unrelated, but long ago I somehow got sucked into a whole little world of scrappers with blogs. I don't scrap and as long as I do photography probably won't even attempt to add something else to the schedule, but I do love all the artistic goodness that I find there. Recently one particular scrapblogger has been doing this 52 question challenge, of course, in her world it's complete with a super arcistic journally things to accompany each question. In my world, I just found some of the questions thought provoking and a little philosophical. I thought I'd share a few here ocassionally and see what your answers are.
Up first . . .
What would you do if you knew you could not fail?
Kind of an overwhleming question if you really think about it, isn't it? As a Christian, I particularly found it challenging and a little bit of a "shame on you" for not living like I REALLY believe that all things are possible. So, what WOULD you do if you knew you could not fail?
I would start my own business; quit my job, right now, even in this economy. I would make it such that it would bridge many different people with different perspective where they would be safe to express their feelings and thoughts without retribution. If anything else that each one of us have to reach out to a lost world is our testimony of getting to know Jesus Christ and our walk with Him reaching out to others and showing others our example of God’s love and mercy!
One of the things that I would like to do is to help others—real life people—write their own biography. I thought that this would be nice because we are just so busy taking care of their own lives that they cannot document what’s going on in their lives.
The reason why right now I can’t is because my job takes about eleven to thirteen hours a day, five days a week. Perhaps the time and place is not right now. Only God knows and Him speaking to me through His Holy Spirit will tell.
Posted by: Nicholas | March 06, 2009 at 10:45 AM
hmmm, I would do lots of things. For one I would be doing the job that I really love and want to do. I would probably not be as quiet.
But most of all like you said I would live like nothing is impossible. If we lived life like that there is no telling what could happen!
Posted by: babychick | March 06, 2009 at 02:32 PM
i sure would be doing all these tasks right about now or praying for the motivation to actually do them! instead id be calling in sick and laying out right now!!! :D
Posted by: kelly | March 06, 2009 at 03:19 PM
I would be a pediatrician. I'm not one for that much school so there for I never tried. I would probably teach more in the church and be bolder.
Posted by: socialchick | March 07, 2009 at 09:15 AM
I would sing and play the guitar or piano. And be able to play my own music.
Posted by: plannerchick | March 08, 2009 at 03:52 PM
I read this the other day and have been pondering this question. I wanted my answer to be so "right". And I learned something through that. I want to have an impact like Zig Ziglar who described people like biscuits - they squatted to rise and then got cooked in the squat! No waiting for the "Big" thing. Walking in my gifts, today, right where I am, with my face to the wind and every sense on full alert. Thought-provoking question!!
Posted by: Beverlydru | March 09, 2009 at 08:23 AM