After I asked a question about personal bests on Twitter last night, somebody wanted a definition of personal bests. I guess he wanted to do his personal best answering the question.
I don’t know if this blog post will be my personal best, but I enjoy witnessing and sharing personal bests.
Now I’m going to do my personal best to arrange today’s images in a coherent and helpful order.
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Here’s what I find when I search for “personal bests” on YouTube.
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I’m going to do my personal best to communicate to the producer of my June concert/album taping that I’d like results similar to that video.
Thanks to all who accomplish personal bests without even realizing it, including YOU!
I think we often look back to realize our personal bests ,and have absolutely no feel for it at the time –
I agree, beth.
I do remember as a teenager that I was convinced I would be either dead or crazy by the time I was thirty. Well now I’m 81, and I’m not dead.
Yay!
Loved that song!
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When the movie Nope came out I read something that called it “Jordan Peele’s masterpiece”. I think there’s always a chance to make something better as long as we keep creating new things but it’s also good to enjoy our successes.
Yep!
It’s helpful to allow for the possibility that your worst fear won’t come true. Sometimes it does, though. That’s because our very worst fears are the things that really do happen to people, some of them happened to everybody in time. What we can hope for, is that we will handle them with grace.
Thanks for all the grace you bring, Maureen.
I love your blog, and I think this was one of your personal best posts!
That means so much to me, Carol Anne!