Do we accept that I saw this yesterday?
Do we accept that seeing that worn-down sign got me thinking about what we accept?
Should we accept everything? Do we accept injustice, cruelty, and other unacceptable things?
I believe that radical acceptance — recognizing and accepting completely the realities of the moment — is necessary before we can move toward change and improvements.
Do we accept that?
Do you accept my other photos from yesterday?
I make a wish that we have the serenity to accept the things we cannot change, the courage to change the things we can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
Can we accept that I just quoted the serenity prayer?
Should we accept this Airbnb commercial called “We Accept” which aired during the 2017 USA Super Bowl Game?
As always, we accept comments at this blog.
Please accept my thanks to all who helped me create today’s post and to you — of course! — for your kind acceptance.
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Yes, Ann, I accept your photos, your prayer, your start to my day. Thank you.
I accept your thanks, Mark, and hope you accept my thanks to you.
I accept all you wrote today and think based on the photo of the duck basket I was correct in my guess that you bought it. 🙂 Do you accept my answer?
I always accept your answers, Lisa! ❤
I accept your intention for the day is to find photos worth sharing and quirky ideas worth spreading — like a piggy shaker hitchhiking in a duck! 🙂
I accept your wonderful intentions and kindly attention, Louise.
As a classic case of someone who was always there to help other people, it took me half a lifetime to learn that not to accept what others give is depriving them of the pleasure
I am so happy to accept the pleasure of your company, Derrick.
A friend of mine shares a story about the time she was in a therapy group and felt accepted. She would go on to become a professional therapist, like you. It may be a cliche that accepting yourself is the key to accepting others, but I accept that it’s still true.
I always feel accepted by you, Chris.
Love the Great White photobomb! I accept that Michael bought you the duck basket and the pig with holes for toothpicks! What fun!
I accept the love and fun in your comments, Sunny.
I gladly accept the brilliance of you.
Can you gladly accept a reflection of your brilliance, too?
Gratefully, I can. ❤
Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you for your blog.
Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you for your blog and your kindness!
I accept you are awesome, I accept I am cold, I accept I am fat and I accept that I am loved
You are very accepting and I hope you accept that you are awesome, too.
I think there is a decided difference between acceptance and complacency.
I accept your thinking, decidedly.
This is a beautifully challenging and inspirational post, Ann. I am challenged by what you’ve shared about radical acceptance. Your statements give me a lot to think about. I accept the challenge!
I accept your beautiful acceptance, Debra! ❤
Excellent post. That shark photo bomb creeped me out and was funny. Best wishes.
I accept your excellent comment!
Such a beautiful post👌😍 loved each and every line of it. Would be glad if you check out my new post on acceptance:
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I accept your invitation!
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