Humor will not be tolerated!! -Portia

What was the bravest thing you did today?

I mowed a lawn for the first time.

First time? Wow! Congratulations!

Hmm, probably the bravest thing I did was go and play for choir without having practiced. The foolish kind of bravery. I'm totally practicing this week.

The bravest thing I didn't do was call the guy I was supposed to call last week. I emailed him instead.

I agreed to an interview for a mall kiosk position.

I went to a meeting for Market vendors and actually participated and talked to those around me. (Even if Random was with me, that's a pretty big accomplishment.)

I cooked with sorghum flour for the first time ever.

I played the tutorial of a fighting game. It was scary! I could have died!

The bravest thing I did today was ask the waitress at Olive Garden to bring the salad undressed. My sister dislikes salad dressing but was too chicken to ask herself. So I stepped up to the plate.

Not the bravest thing I've ever done, but the bravest thing I did today.

The bravest thing I did yesterday was make a resume for a job that already has plenty of candidates. I was being kind of unbeknownstedly brave, too, because instead of looking it over and telling me if it was okay, my boss just sent it right out. Not to mention that rough list of my duties, which I totally could've made sound better.

The bravest thing so far today was getting up for scriptures at 5:15 this morning. It always takes a leap of faith.

More, More! I like this game.

The bravest thing I did today (well, last night really) was ask a difficult question of a person who shall remain unknown.

It turned out well.

I stood on my bed today, which always makes me nervous, because it's one of those IKEA beds with the wood slats that just doesn't seem like the kind of thing you're supposed to stand on.

I was brave and honest today. Honesty can take a lot of courage, even if the person you're talking to wants to know your true thoughts no matter what they are.

I disagreed with someone.

I drove to SLC and back with Dragon Baby.

Anyone who has traveled alone with a baby will understand why this is brave.

I walked to three job interviews.

I asked my friend to put down her cell phone and not text while she was driving on the freeway and didn't back down when she insisted that it was important.

I called the boy I like to ask him to be a reference in my job search.

I ate a questionable kiwi so it wouldn't go to waste.

I asked my grandpa for a ride to my seamstress's. Sometimes it is hard to not be independent.

I folded the laundry for my wife without being asked to.

I talked to potential customers at Market.