I Must be a Mermaid.

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Via Lynn Hasselberger

on Aug 12, 2012

I Must be a Mermaid.

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Well, at the very least, I aspire to be a mermaid.

I’ve been known to fear the depths. But my fear of shallow living is, uh, deeper, if not borderline excessive.

My breathing is sometimes shallow when I’m not paying attention to it. Yet I have to admit, when I attempt to dive deep—out of my comfort zone—I hold my breath. On purpose.

Mermaids can breathe underwater. This is my goal. To breathe no matter what.

Either you decide to stay in the shallow end of the pool or you go out in the ocean.

~ Christopher Reeve

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Lynn Hasselberger lives in Chicagoland with her son, husband and two cats. She loves sunrises, running, yoga, chocolate, reading and writing, and has a voracious appetite for comedy. The founder of myEARTH360.com, Lynn is also a marketing consultant and writes for her blog I Count for myEARTH. She's a treehugger and social media addict who you'll most likely find tweeting excessively and obsessively (@LynnHasselbrgr, @myEARTH360 and @IC4ME) or posting on facebook. She hopes to make the world a better place, have more fun, re-develop her math skills and overcome her fear of public speaking. Like her writing? Subscribe to her posts.