A mighty tree |
It seems that writers are generally worried about not having
anything to write about or suffering from “writer’s block”. I understand this
as there are times I am not sure what I am going to write about here. In order
to combat this problem, writers like to give out “prompts”. A prompt is generally one word that should
inspire you to create.
Wordsmith Studio (www.wordsmithstudio.org), the group I belong to, gives out a prompt each week. With
this prompt, you can respond in a way that is appropriate for you. I have usually taken photographs (www.carolearlycooney.wordpress.com
) but this week, instead of posting the recipe that I was going to post (You
thought I forgot about trying and sharing new recipes didn’t you?) I am
inspired to use the word when writing to you.
Since entering this diabetes community, I have been amazed
by all of you. First of all, the sheer number of people with diabetes and the
amount of information that is available but more than that, how nice a group of
people I have been able to meet.
Yes, the diabetes community is mighty.
might•y (ˈmaɪ ti)
adj. might•i•er, might•i•est,
adv., n. adj.
1. having, characterized
by, or showing superior power or strength: mighty rulers.
2. of great size; huge: a
mighty oak.
3. great in amount,
extent, degree, or importance; exceptional: a mighty accomplishment.
adv.
4. Informal. very;
extremely: I'm mighty pleased.
n.
5. the mighty, mighty
persons collectively.
Random House Kernerman Webster's College
Dictionary, © 2010 K Dictionaries Ltd. Copyright 2005, 1997, 1991 by Random
House, Inc. All rights reserved.
Yes, that is the word prompt and can you see why I
thought if it in relation to the diabetes community?
We are a mighty force that can make a difference for
generations in the future. We can be a mighty push for research. As with any
mighty force, it just takes a small step from each part.
What will be your small step?
Each petal adds to the beauty Each person doing just a little helps |
Thanks for reading.
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