“Sometimes questions are more important than answers.” – Nancy Willard

It’s 12 : 45  PM on day 1130 of my journey towards independence and I’ve managed to pray, brush my teeth,  feed myself boiled egg and Bran Flakes for breakfast,   read 1 Kings 9,   publish my Disability of the Day feature,  practice sitting up straight to strengthen my core muscles, take off my jacket and t-shirt and put on a clean t-shirt and hoodie – you know how you feel after a two-hour work-out that’s how I feel after I change it’s exhausting but as long as there’s breath left in my body I will get up every morning and try to be the best me I can be I refuse to be defeated by my life it’s just not going to happen – and  stretch my hamstrings.

Yesterday I stumbled across one of Marie Ang’s Facebook statuses I have a #question. When we passed from this #earth, what will you leave #behind? which got me thinking what do I want to leave behind I realized I want to leave imprints on people’s hearts like our late housekeeper, Virginia, she didn’t have or want much in terms of money or things but she touched the heart of every human being she met.   Have you ever come across a question that has really made you think?