If you could have something named after you, what would it be?
Nothing. I don’t seek fame, attention or notoriety.
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11 replies on “Daily Prompt 30 March Saturday”
Happy Easter! 😊
Happy Easter to you. Thanks for stopping in.
Thank you very much. My pleasure. 🙏
You may not want fame, but your blog makes my day. I emailed you asking if you wanted to collaborate with me, but I never got an answer. Happy Resurrection Sunday to you too!
Happy Resurrection Sunday to you! I do apologize. Because the email did not state who it was from or a blog name, I was unsure about it. There was nothing to identify it. You do have to realize I get some strange emails because I have my contact information. Right now, I am just doing solo and don’t do collabs. If I should change my mind any time in the future, I’ll let you know. Just to let you know how much I look forward to your posts. You have fabulous posts of books I’ve already read, and I enjoy seeing your point of view or if I haven’t read it, yet I definitely want to by the time I’m done reading your post. Thanks for stopping in. Have a wonderful day.
You are fine, I just wanted you to know that I am willing to be on a collab with you, and you are (one of) my top blogs and I have you bookmarked on my devices. I am glad I can give you a touch of happiness reading my blog as I get from yours! I hope you have a Blessed Resurrection Sunday, a Happy Easter and a great time reading!
Thank you, you make my heart sing with your sweet nature.
Interesting… People’s interpretations of the same prompt are so very different.
When you read this prompt of having something named after you, your interpretation appears to suggest notoriety. My interpretation was extremely different; I determined it meant that I wanted to be the anchor of a big change for others. It’s so bizarre how people’s minds can shape the exact same words into different meanings, right?
I hadn’t thought of it that way. You are so right! Great point!
Happy Easter! I already do have something named after me – a star in the star registry!
Happy Easter! How neat is that, wow!