Another word I hate is DNF-did not finish... OK it is 3 words but you get my drift. I read a post by one blogger how her husband asked her for a divorce and she realized she did not want a DNF for her marriage. Another blogger had a post about what she says when people ask her how many marathons she ran, she got a DNF for her second one. We all get DNF's in our life, it's how we deal with them that counts. The first blogger and her husband are working it out, he does not want a DNF either, the second blogger went on to run 3 more marathons. I got a DNF in 1987 when I failed Statistics and did not get my university degree but went back in 2005 and finally passed it and got my degree. I got a DNF in my first Triathlon but I am going to be there to try again...and again and again if I need to.
Everything we do is important and deserves to be treated as such so I have decided that 'just' and 'only' belong in the dictionary and not my vocabulary and DNF really means Did Not Fail...because I had the courage to start.

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