...Even when I look like you.
Thank you for sharing that...
I am confident in being me and looking like you too.
Yes, this is quite nice.
Happy Ha‘aha‘a Humility :)
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Nice! Like where you're going with your posting Rosa :-)
Posted by: Joanna Young | May 06, 2008 at 01:33 AM
Mahalo Joanna! There is so much I find I want to say about humility this month (and it is actually a bit surprising to me, for I thought it would be more of a stretch)... yet I am quite aware that a deluge of what I think wouldn't be very humble :)
Posted by: Rosa Say | May 06, 2008 at 08:48 AM