If you don’t ask for what you want, the answer is already no.
Why not ask?
Maybe the answer will be …
Why not?
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Neat little reminder.
In 5th grade, I had a math teacher who would always say, “The only stupid question is the one not asked.”
That is a good teacher who says that 🙂
Yes, we need to remeber to ask. How many times did any of us feel stupid and wanted to ask but did not? I can honestly say that was me – a lot of times.
I hear you, Rumbly. Most of us, me included, were brought up politely and were not encouraged to ask for what we wanted. Sometimes it’s as simple as knowing what is is we want… but I digress. Within reason, I ask. I figure.. why not? Thanks for stopping by – MJ