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Rules: Beginning - Sometimes Things Work Out, But Don't Count on It - Quiz
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Respond to the following quote: "Sometimes everyone gets invited except us, and it's because of David." Include a description of a time when you or someone you know wasn't invited to an event to which it seemed everyone else was invited.
Catherine thought that looking at something closer can make it beautiful. Describe something you learned to appreciate by looking at it more closely.
Respond to the following quote: "Sometimes people laugh when they like you. But sometimes they laugh to hurt you."
Catherine had a dream that people would gasp when they saw her artwork. Describe a dream you have about something you do.
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