What people say can be
- confusing,
- clear,
- reassuring,
- scary,
- familiar,
- unfamiliar,
- groan-inducing,
- loving,
- hateful,
- funny,
- sad,
- repetitive,
- original,
- hopeless,
- hopeful,
- enraging,
- soothing,
- thoughtless,
- thoughtful,
- emotional,
- unemotional,
- mysterious,
- profane,
- direct,
- indirect,
- honest,
- dishonest,
- obfuscating,
- authentic,
- misleading,
- helpful,
- unhelpful,
- important,
- unimportant, and
- too many other things to say.
Because I’m very interested in what people say, I asked this question last night on Twitter:
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What do you say we look at my other images for today, which include what people say.
I’m just imagining what people are going to say about National Worship of Tools Day.
Here’s what I find on YouTube when I search for “what people say”:
I also find this:
I look forward to seeing what people say in the comments section, below.
No matter what people say, at the end of every post I say “thank you” to all who help me create this daily blog, including YOU.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
Have a good day, Ann!
Thanks for saying that, my friend!
By golly, that’s a lot to take in, Ann (a phrase I’ve probably never uttered in the entire history of me)! 😃
Thanks for taking it in and for saying what you said, Robert!
Thanks for saying what you said in reply to what I said in reply to what you wrote, Ann. 😉
… and have a beautiful day.
The TED talk by Adrianne Haslet-Davis was one of the most powerful things I have ever heard. What a remarkable lady.
I agree, Peter, and thanks for saying that.
311 is active here, too, but I didn’t know it was anywhere else. That is interesting! Sometimes we have to report Mahone covers that have gone missing.
The more we say, Maureen, the more we realize that we have in common.
that was an incredibly powerful and moving ted talk. she understands, as one who’s lived it
I understand, too, and I’m grateful she said all of it.
Adrianne Haslet-Davis’s talk is so moving because she understands the power of words, and her words leave me almost speechless. Her praise for the power of just showing up, though, does make me think about how much good we can say without saying a word.
I always appreciate the way you show up, Chris.
Perhaps some people say yea or nay without having read stuff
Perhaps!
I came back and watched the TED talk and learned from it. Thank you.
You’re most welcome. 💕
The Global News interview of Russians was illuminating. Thank you
I found what those people said illuminating too, Maureen.