What is your favorite thing about you?
I struggled with this question at first, but I have an answer now. I’ll share mine, along with yours, in a future post.
Your turn.
What is your favorite thing about you?
I struggled with this question at first, but I have an answer now. I’ll share mine, along with yours, in a future post.
Your turn.
Writer of Words etc 
My favorite thing about me is my relentless love and passion I have within me for anything I do. 🌼💛
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As I’ve been on a journey of self-love, I’ve come to appreciate different parts of myself, but for the sake of this post, I will settle on this: my humility.
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My goofy silliness and sense of humor that lets me laugh at myself. It’s very healing for me.
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I think it is my ability to appreciate being silly. I like taking off my shoes and walking in puddles, telling stories about gnomes in tree stumps to make a boring walk more entertaining. My over active imagination can be a burden but I certainly won’t give it back. I couldn’t write if I only wore my own shoes.
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My sense of humor, magnanimity, and storytelling ability.
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Hmmm…my ability to connect the dots no matter what the source material is
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My favorite thing about me is my helper instinct. Sometimes it gets me into trouble. Sometimes I embarrass my family. But sometimes people are genuinely grateful.
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Kindness and humor, you have to have both, there hinges.
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My imagination, curiosity and friendship orientated.
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I like these things: my ability to be a good friend, my writing ability, and my ability to connect people.
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My compassion and understanding of people and their struggles.
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Physically, my eyes. In general, that I have learned to think critically and explore the many facets of an idea logically and completely.
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My optimism. It keeps me happy because I can fall smack dab in a mud puddle and get up thinking “that was refreshing.” And it’s enabled me to do hard things because I always think they are going to turn out and when they don’t, my optimism always decides that this will be even better and helps me readjust.
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This is a very neat post. I love my creativity in writing. It’s not all I am but it’s the most favourite thing of mine.
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I like that I’m curious and like learning new things.
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I like my nordic traits-greenish blue eyes and blonde hair, long legs and forehead but as I get older and realize looks are fleeting and a small part of who you are…I like my ability to change perspective, move with the times, and find solutions by looking outside the box.
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Physically my hands and eyes, my sense of humor, empathy for others, my creativity.
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I only visit Normal; I don’t get to stay there…
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My smile. It is something I can do and I don’t have to say a word but it can mean something so much to someone. You may never know how important it is to another individual. A simple smile. It is, after all, the least you can do.
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This is something to think about. I don’t know what I like about myself. 😞
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My favorite thing about myself? It has always been my creativity. No matter what the situation, I have always been able to come up with a creative solution to any problem . I am an out of the box, eccentric thinker. And I like that about myself.
However, since I was diagnosed with cancer in 2019, and have had to battle it on and off since then, my new favorite thing about myself is my sense of humor. Somehow, through all the the pain, the challenges, and the setbacks, I’ve retained a sense of humor. Being able to laugh at life and look for humor in everything (even ovarian cancer), is my new favorite thing about myself.
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The fact that I like myself.
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My favorite thing about me is that despite the rough times, and the hard lessons, I’ve retained my sense of playfulness, wonder, and joy. I’m like a little kid, seeing magic in everything.
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