“A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing.”
– George Bernard Shaw
Linda hosts One-Liner Wednesday. I’m off the grid so this link will lead to her blog’s home page. Just scroll down and click on her One-Liner Wednesday post to see who else is playing along this week.
Riddle from the Middle 
Well, I am certainly honorable, and useful.
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And proud of it! 🙂
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most of my life has been a series of trial and error experiences, and I am made the better person for it
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I shudder to think how boring I’d be if I never fell down at all. How else are we supposed to discover what makes us feel extraordinary if we aren’t willing to fail?
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This is so so true. How many times do you hear that the great inventions the great moments of art come from a mistake or a fall.
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Yes! But we learn early that perfect scores are best & to feel shame when we make a mistake. My favorite teachers are the ones who create a space for safely failing then trying again.
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