Scott is another one of my mentors. It’s probably important to mention that I don’t always agree with those I choose as my mentors. This is healthy. This means I’m learning to own my thoughts and feelings.
The Golden Ticket post was really cool for me. I love learning. I discovered early on if I could have been a professional student, I would have excelled. I also knew early on that it wasn’t an option.
Scott’s post encouraged… validated my need to constantly learn…
http://scott-williams.ca/2015/03/06/the-golden-ticket/
Writing allows me to incorporate my love for learning. I share what I learn.
Scott then posted about books. This is my sister’s response to the same post:
http://ptsd-acceptingcopingthriving.com/2015/03/07/tribute-to-books/
Side note: Other members of My Team include things I don’t think about, not like friends and counselors: Musicians, FB, anyone who offers an uplifting message. They may not even realize or intend it, but I decide what inspires me and what doesn’t.
The Project: Me by Judy 
I think books saved my life by showing me ere was another way to live and who I wanted to be.
By: Judith / soveryslightlymad on March 12, 2015
at 8:05 pm
Apparently books didn’t teach me to double check my spelling when on my iPad though 😛
By: Judith / soveryslightlymad on March 12, 2015
at 8:06 pm
LOL! I’m not your spelling teacher, so it’s okay. 😀
Absolutely yes about books showing me another way to be.
By: Judy on March 12, 2015
at 11:02 pm
I enjoyed the article! Me2, I could have been a professional student. 🙂
By: TR on March 30, 2015
at 11:34 pm
😀
By: Judy on March 31, 2015
at 6:32 am