Is there something you’d like to master right now? Could it be
- worry,
- work,
- tasks,
- technology,
- time,
- problems,
- insecurity,
- fears,
- procrastination,
- negative self talk,
- appetites,
- addictions,
- anxiety,
- depression,
- stress,
- impulses,
- animals,
- minerals,
- vegetables,
- possessions,
- finances,
- sleep,
- cooking,
- eating,
- unhealthy patterns, or
- pumpkins?
It’s good to know that, at least, we can master our pumpkins.
I need to master the rest of this post quickly, or I’ll be late to work. As usual, I’m trying to master photography:
Here’s what happens when you look for “master your pumpkin” on YouTube:
I’m having difficulty mastering certain aspects of blogging this morning. I suspect some sort of technology update.
No matter what, I can muster and master thanks to all who help me create these blog posts and — of course! — to YOU.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
There’s always something new coming around the bend, Ann.
You’re a master of the pithy comment, Mark.
I’m also trying to master photography. And horsemanship. And how to work less but make the same amount of $$$.
I hope you master all that you wish.
Some of those shots are truly masterful Ann❣️
It takes one masterful person to know another one, Val. ❤
Master your human! – NBC (=^･ｪ･^=))ﾉ彡☆
Thank you, Master Cat.
Lovely photos! Thank you for sharing.
I am not that inclined to try any Dump Recipes, though
I’m not inclined to try to master those recipes either, my lovely friend.
Not long after I decided I wanted to be a writer I knew writing is something that can never be mastered. There are always new challenges, new things to learn, which, I soon realized, applied to everything else I’d dreamed of being: marine biologist, film director, sculptor. Anything worth pursuing can never really be mastered.
Your masterful comment help me master some writing insecurity today, Chris.
What should I master?
What can I master?
I have no bloody idea, because I am just, something, something, something
You are something, Joanne, and I love your masterful comments.
I’d say you’d pretty well mastered photography
That means a lot, Derrick, coming from a master of photography like you.
🙂