... metaphorically, that is.
Being ‘scared’ or more specifically having a fear to do or not do something paralyzes us. Only when that fear becomes too much does one feel compelled to ‘turn the faucet on.’
Always enjoy your blogs, AW! Keep ‘em coming!
Being ‘scared’ or more specifically having a fear to do or not do something paralyzes us. Only when that fear becomes too much does one feel compelled to ‘turn the faucet on.’
Always enjoy your blogs, AW! Keep ‘em coming!