I think we all have special talents, and what I love about watching the Olympics is witnessing special talents other people have.
Last night, I dreamed I was snowboarding the half pipe, doing somersaults and other incredible tricks!
Shaun White and I share a special talent: we’ve both survived and thrived after being born with serious heart conditions.
I have a special talent for including links in these blog posts, so please click on the paragraph above for more information about the incredible Shaun White.
Can you find special talents in my images for today?
It takes a special talent to celebrate every day.
This is what I find when I search YouTube for “special talents.”
What’s your special talent?
One of my special talents is expressing gratitude, so thanks to all who help me create these daily blogs, including YOU.
My special talent is shedding grudges. I used to hold onto them for years; now I can work them out and shed them in short order. Typically, though, I don’t form them. I can blow up, rant for a few short minutes or less, then it is done, over, finished, gone. It took most of my life to develop my special talent, and it has greatly improved my relations with others as you might guess!
Talents are all relative. I have a number of talents which would never reach Olympic standards but give me challenges to improve.
Harley has a special talent doubling as the butter cow.
I appreciate that you have a special talent for picking just the right socks, and cats have a special talent for finding the right spot. It’s less obvious as I’ve gotten older but when I was young I used to have a special talent for sticking both feet in my mouth.
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I see lots of special talents here, and watched Shaun White after he crashed on his final ride and openly cried and spoke of his gratitude for all who followed and supported him over the years. now that’s a special talent.
My special talent is finding a deep cut blog post from Ann that I missed reading, liking and commenting on …