What if i fall

Fly! Just the word has my heart racing. Where to? There are so many places I want to go. I could go visit my Mom. Maybe down to Miami to see my best friend who I haven’t seen in years. I …

What if I fall? O, but my darling, what if you fly?

So, if you haven't noticed, I have been trying to do something non-food related on Tuesdays (although sometimes we have had food on such days.) When we did that reader survey, ya'll said you wanted

"What if I fall? Oh But my darling, what if you fly?"

Whatever life gives you, one thing to be successful is to stay positive, whatever situation might be, Positivity is the best way to deal with it, so we have couple of great Positive Quotes for

What if I fall? Oh, but my darling, what if you fly?

We tend to worry about what will go wrong, rather than go right. You see, to live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people just exist. They play it safe, never having to confront the possibilities of falling. The truth is, we were all born to fly. We all have a purpose here […]

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"What if I fall?" - Oh, but my darling what if you fly?

"What if I fall? Oh, but my darling, what if you fly?"

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