I love that you describe this as the courage to express yourself creatively as an act of love. Reminds me of courage’s origins connected to heart. In this act of sharing, you’re definitely sharing more than just words (and a beautiful sunset that helped shape your optimistic math).
“It evolved through Old French corage (12th century), which referred to the heart as the seat of emotion, spirit, or temper. Originally, it meant to speak one's mind by telling all of one's heart, later narrowing to mean bravery or boldness.”*
This is such a important reminder. Sometimes language simplifies things too much, especially English. Take the word love. The ancient Greeks had at least 8 words for love. There are some things that one word just can’t do justice to the full meaning.
Sixth scenario: you paint such a vivid picture of acting out of love that you shift the course of many, many lives.
Now, that is an incredible scenario! Thank you so much for sharing!
I like your math too.
Amazing story Jeremy. Love it. I am going to email Matthew too on your behalf -
Thank you so much @Howard Fischer! On so many fronts. But mainly for just being ❤️💪
I love that you describe this as the courage to express yourself creatively as an act of love. Reminds me of courage’s origins connected to heart. In this act of sharing, you’re definitely sharing more than just words (and a beautiful sunset that helped shape your optimistic math).
“It evolved through Old French corage (12th century), which referred to the heart as the seat of emotion, spirit, or temper. Originally, it meant to speak one's mind by telling all of one's heart, later narrowing to mean bravery or boldness.”*
*https://www.saturdayeveningpost.com/2022/05/in-a-word-the-heart-of-courage/
This is such a important reminder. Sometimes language simplifies things too much, especially English. Take the word love. The ancient Greeks had at least 8 words for love. There are some things that one word just can’t do justice to the full meaning.
I really love this one! Not just dare to dream; make an attempt to make it come true!!! PS: I like your math…
This was one of my favorites to write! Thanks Jill!
If he actually replies; tell him the campfire talk should be in Maine. You have a crazy ‘uncle’ (LOL) that wants to meet him. ☺️🤪🙃