mandy’s challenge

Ok. So, here’s the deal. I want this month to be more than just a lot of conversation about what we are doing or should do. I want to be about actually doing.

We will be hearing from a lot of others who are working towards change. But, we will also take a look at our own lives asking what needs exist around us, and how we might be able to evoke change.

I want to challenge US to really genuinely DO something.

And I don’t care what it is. Just something.

This month is about CHANGE, so let’s make some CHANGES!!!

Right?

Right!

I had the opportunity to film a moment where I had the chance to evoke in a friend’s life, to use as an example of what I mean when I talk about identifying the need and working towards change. You may remember my Irish friend, who taught us how to speak with an Irish accent? You should thank her for her candor and spontaneity. She was a good sport about this:

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26 thoughts on “mandy’s challenge

  1. Nice translating, Mandy. Very nice.
    She’s beautiful. Way to share milk and cookies with her.

    Also, I think it’s pretty rad how she pronounces “cows”. Who woulda thunk? Certainly not me.

  2. Melissa: Good morning!! Come back this afternoon, too – there’s more! :)

    Becca: I forgot the link to the accent video we did a while back – just added it up there for you.

    Tracie: So much “divine” around here.

  3. Y’all – we had a BLAST watching this video after we made it. She really really loved the cookies & milk. And, I’m still traumatized that she’s never had them before.

    H: good morning!!!

  4. i love watching your hands. and i love sharon’s accent! i just wanted her to keep talking.

    i’m a little disappointed that her first cookies ‘n milk experience was “wasted” on packaged chips ahoy, but hopefully it won’t be her last.

  5. You make me laugh and I love that about you! Cookies and milk… hehehe….

    Hmmm… change…. see a need and then do something to change it… good stuff…

  6. I’m not a fan of cookies dipped in milk. The milk is no good after it has crumbs in it.

    I prefer to bite the cookie, take a drink…repeat…multiple times.

  7. Al: She just got back from Northern Ireland, so her accent was extra thick!!!

    Nat: More like another PLANET.

    Shanda: YEAH!! I see nothing wrong with cookies for breakfast, especially when you read the cereal ingredients. The two are practically the same. Practically…

    Anna: Glad you’re getting it!!!! :)

    mandy: gasp. Not a fan?!? Oh my!

  8. Okay, Mandy. My response to ProfBaugh’s post is all about being a tree. That may not make sense to you, but you can read about it over at my blog. And hopefully it will then make perfect sense.

    Blessings.

  9. Okay, the day you posted this it wouldn’t play for me for some reason and then I forgot about it. Until your post today. So I came back to watch it, and I couldn’t stop giggling. heehee :lol: That was too cute and too funny.

    Will you make her say cow again? :lol: :D

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