Great post-Halloween topic:
What scares you?
This doesn’t have to be an Ichabod Crane fear toward Sleepy Hollow, or anything.
Plain and simple – what causes you to experience some trepidation?
- Talking to a stranger in an elevator?
- Driving to your in-laws for the holidays?
- Cooking with chick pea flour?
- Watching a marathon of Katherine Heigl movies?
- Mouth-breathers?
- Long-winded history lecturers?
- Large arenas filled with an opposing team’s obnoxious fans?
Whatevs…
Step out there my friend (I’m taking my own advice here).
What better time of the year to stand firm and work through a petty fear?
November is a month of tackling stuff, I’m learning.
A month reserved for dodging the razor (“No Shave!), writing a book (NaNoWriMo), eating enough turkey to make you cry (tryptophan). November has it all.
So, keep tackling those fears. Whatever they may be!
Stand up. Give Thanks. Pray for hurting families. Ride a horse bareback. Take a family portrait with an awkward John Hughes theme. Give Thanks. Listen to that one uncle’s ridiculous tall tales. Memorize and recite the Gettysburg Address for kicks. Bring back an “outdated” hairstyle. Give Thanks. November is waiting for you to step up and be awesome.
