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For Friday, March 29: Cliff Diving

Sometimes your only available transportation is a leap of faith.  Margaret Shepard

Sometimes I feel like I am standing on a cliff and whether I turn to my left or right or look in front or in back of me the only way to get off the cliff is to leap.  Sometimes it is the only way to get from point A to point B.  But too often that leap looks to scary, to intimidating  to impossible.  But if point B is the destination then I have got to muster up my courage, squeeze my eyes shut if I must, and step off into the unknown, trusting that point B will catch me.  Sometimes all we have is faith in the form of a leap.  Trust your instinct about to take it, you have more courage than you think you do.



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