Anonymous lives

anonymous |əˈnänəməs|

adjective

(of a person) not identified by name; of unknown name : the anonymous author of Beowulf | the donor's wish to remain anonymous | an anonymous phone call.

• having no outstanding, individual, or unusual features; unremarkable or impersonal : the anonymous black car waiting to take him to the airport | a faceless, anonymous group.

• [ postpositive ] used in names of support groups for addicts of a substance or behavior to indicate the confidentiality maintained among members of the group : Alcoholics Anonymous | Debtors Anonymous.

I especially like the second definition.  “Having no outstanding, individual, or unusual features; unremarkable or impersonal.”

I don’t know about you but I don’t want to live my life anonymously.  Maybe that’s why my hair stands straight up on top.

I don’t want to be anonymous I want to be known.  God created us to be known not live life alone. 

I don’t want to be anonymous in how I live my life.  I want others to see that I am living a life for Christ.

I don’t want to be an anonymous author of anything.  Ever wonder when you read a poem or song lyrics just  who “anonymous” might be?

I don’t want to be anonymous in my opinions.  What good is an opinion if it is shared anonymously? 

I don’t want to be anonymous in views or convictions.  People don’t take anonymous views or convictions seriously.   

I wonder what would have happened if our founding father’s had signed The Declaration of Independence with a bunch of “anonymous” signatures.  Of course how would a person have an “anonymous” signature?  The founding fathers signed their names to a document that they knew would label them as traitors with the motherland, but they signed it because they believed in  the statement they were making.   They were willing to own up in what they believed in.

So, I challenge you to not live life or do anything anonymously and if you really have guts, spike your hair.