Several years ago, I read Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway. Still a good book I think. Even though we practice dealing with overcoming fear – it’s like a new experience every time – actually it is! I’m working on becoming the adventurous gal I was in my younger years. Perhaps that was impulse and not really courage, because when younger – we never think of the possibility of death. We lived more in the moment perhaps. Not to try to recapture the moment – but to be in the dream catcher mode, I want to be open to the possibility…….Enjoy – Karen C.

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