Get out! I can’t believe that all my recent photos relate to the phrase “Get Out.”
Those last two photos came out of a therapy group where people with histories of emotionally abusive relationships were brainstorming how to get out of old patterns and improve their lives.
What does “Get Out” mean to you?
You can get out to YouTube to hear “Get Out” by Lauryn Hill:
Now I need to get out to work and then get out to a performance of the musical Evita.
Did you think I’d forget to thank all the people who helped me create this post and you — of course! — for reading it? Get out!
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 